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Investing in Your Education: Fees, Costs and Funding

Going to university may seem dauntingly expensive and there has been much in the press about student debt. However, investing in higher education makes sense. A degree will enhance your chances of finding a satisfying career and boost your earning potential. A recent survey revealed that graduates can expect to earn £150,000 more over their working lives than those with just A levels.

These pages provide a summary of the new tuition fees scheme which UCL has introduced (along with all the leading universities in England) and what it means to you.

Key Facts Information about...
No up-front tuition fees - you repay them after you have graduated

UCL's new bursary scheme - helping students to fund their studies >>more>>

Earn more - London University graduates earn up to 25% more than the national average graduate starting salary

Value for money - enjoy the benefits of the capital's host of attractions on your doorstep

See also Living in London

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