Latest analysis from researchers at the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), Harvard University and the University of Cambridge found that generally they did even during the latest economic recession. One significant finding – the increase was largest for English women around 10 years after graduation who had earnings 3 times higher than non graduates. Get the full data with methodology from the website.
Related topics include a Sutton Trust report on the impact of the changes to student loan terms announced in the 2015 summer budget which it argues disadvantages the poor.
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