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UCU: Bursaries have also been slashed
Politics.co.uk Staff
2 December 2011, 12:00am
University and College union general secretary Sally Hunt comments on news that tuition fees will fall by just 0.5% in 2012:
"In the main universities that have cut their fees have also had to slash the bursaries they can offer potential students.
"So while students may be attracted to a cheaper course they will probably receive less financial support when they are at university.
"The fact that students who have already applied have just a month to make such important decisions exposes the utter shambles of the government's higher education policy.
"We now have a staggering situation where people have to work out if they can afford to study certain courses, rather than follow their dreams."
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