Debt now main incentive to abandon university says survey by Finance News Bulletin

Published: 16/01/07

Half of all students who dump their university programme before sitting their final exams now speak that high levels of debt are their main motivation, says novel researchThe figure shows the impact that money owing is having on students in the UK, says student-debtorg, which compiled the figuresThe average mark off now owes £15,000 on graduation, despite the best labours of both them and their relations to cover the costs of studying

Almost not whole of all students (45 per cent) work more than 16 hours per week during their terms and 81 per cent do so during their holidaysMore than not whole (58 per cent) receive around £5,000 in help from their parents during their time at university, but three fifths still struggle monetarily"The financial pressures associated with a course of higher teaching should not be underestimated," a spokesman from student-debtorg

uk said"These marks show that university is as much about hard labour outside the classroom as within it"The majority of students do financial plan, but if they are to emerge from university monetarily stable, it is increasingly vital that they are well educated about how to run their money"MoneyExpert Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services power (FSA Registration No

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