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Home>Tuition fees (Page 2)

Tuition fees

06/03/2015

Over 100 Kingston students look for a sugar daddy to pay for their degree

Kingston is one of the top five universities in the UK for students who have signed up to sugar daddy …

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06/02/2015

KU Vice Chancellor warns Labour over tuition fee plans

KU Vice Chancellor Julius Weinberg has strongly opposed Labour’s £6,000 tuition fee cap proposal, saying “sustainable funding” would be needed to …

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27/11/2014

Students say higher education is of ‘poor value’

Almost a third of undergraduate students said they did not get value for money during their time at university, according …

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21/11/2014

KU students join tuition fees demonstration

Kingston University students took part in the Free Education demonstration in London on Wednesday, November 19, along with thousands of others who protested against high …

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21/10/2014

Indian Students Turned Off By UK Universities – And It’s About More Than Just Rising Fees

I’M FORTUNATE enough not to be in the UK on a student visa. My dad’s job relocated us to London …

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18/04/2013

Controversy at KUSU EGM as motion against management plans is passed, but may count for nothing

Students overwhelmingly passed a motion to oppose KU senior management’s controversial academic progression proposals and support lecturer union UCU’s alternative …

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28/03/2013

BoJo no no: Johnson really is a nasty piece of work

Big, blonde, bumbling Boris. If anyone could take him seriously, nobody would be laughing. Joe Stanley-Smith When Boris Johnson came …

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15/03/2013

Top news: Pope Francis, Gazza, and a decline in uni students

The River’s Jack Hammond rounds up this week’s top five news stories at a glance. Jorge Mario Bergoglio elected Pope Francis …

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07/03/2013

Fire alarms at Penrhyn Road cut expensive class time

Falsely activated fire alarms anger students who lose tuition time. Joe Stanley-Smith Fire alarms went off four times last week …

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19/01/2013

Freshers numbers drop after tuition fees hike

Tuition fees put off hundreds of Kingston freshers, UCAS figures suggest. Ollie Gillman and Ryan Rocastle Freshers were put off …

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