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Is a university degree value for money?
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Archie Miles
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Updated Jul 7, 2020
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before I begin to speak about the reasons.
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Also, why so many of us leave home to go
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to university every year is impulsive.
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I make clear that this question is much deeper than
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it seems similar to an iceberg.
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As despite what many people may say, completing a degree
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course that pays for itself on any more money than
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before is not nearly the only reason to go into
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that. A study from the Independent revealed that the average
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graduate salary and the country's top employers is expected to
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be £30,000 nearly £3000 more than the UK average.
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Clearly, this suggests that people with a degree of statistically
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more likely to earn more than those about.
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But this doesn't mean that degrees are always very well.
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According to the top university, Stockholm U.
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K and U Students I English universities are required to
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pay up to it £9250 per year.
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No, including living expenses, which average is £1000 of £1500
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per month of study international undergraduate tuition fees very considerably
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starting our own £10,000 going up to £38,000 a year
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of study or more for medical degrees.
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According to a universities UK delacey dot UK In 2017
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18 there was 458 files on 490 international students studying
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at UK higher education institutions, accounting for 19.6% of the
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total shoot and population in the U.
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K. 40% of all undergraduates on 35.8% of all players.
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Graduates were international physically.
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Evidence that grants the union gives many people that tries
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to learn for experience about other cultures, which could be
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very beneficial in developing as a person.
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Many people would argue that this is invaluable with some
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experiences and lessons in life worth more than money.
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I study carried out for London University's Institute of Education
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discovered that graduates are likely so enjoy better health, have
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fewer accidents and less likely to suffer from depression in
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later life.
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The study leader, professional John Boehner, said that the critical
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issues life so going into higher education does produce a
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sort of life, so which is less prone to accidents
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and violence of various sores.
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The friendships made at university you could also mean that
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graduates have had a social network to stop them from
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getting the press.
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Furthermore, the study also issued that the graduates are less
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likely to smoke more like it's exercise, and that's likely
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to be a piece.
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Gaining a degree from university is not just about qualification
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eventually paid for itself.
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We given at is so high school job.
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Living away from home for a long period of time
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can teach young people invaluable lessons about life on becoming
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more independent, for example, money and time management.
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Another value of attending university before starting a career is
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that it gives a chance to find out if the
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subject suits and before actually signed work weaken, which conceive
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lots of time and effort and money.
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