
Spiralling rental costs have made living with parents the only option for some students. That fails to prepare them for the realities of adult lifeIf the headlines are to be believed, no one should want to be a student in England any more. And yet this September and October, a record number of school leavers will begin their journey at university, unwilling to let rising costs, a regressive loan system and dimming graduate job prospects blot out the promise of the best years of their lives. The...
Spiralling rental costs have made living with parents the only option for some students. That fails to prepare them for the realities of adult lifeIf the headlines are to be believed, no one should want to be a student in England any more. And yet this September and October, a record number of school leavers will begin their journey at university, unwilling to let rising costs, a regressive loan system and dimming graduate job prospects blot out the promise of the best years of their lives. The...
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