The average cost of studying an undergraduate degree in England is will be £9,535 per year from August 2024. Or £28,605 over three years. This amount doesn’t include living costs or accommodation. Clearly, choosing to go to university is a decision which no one should take lightly.
We still firmly believe that going to university is worth it. University can be a positive, life-changing, transformational experience. That your child will benefit from for the rest of their lives. They'll not only gain a range of advanced skills to make them highly employable. They will also develop the self-confidence they need to unlock their potential and realise their ambitions.
Why a degree is still the best investment your child can make for their future
- Having a degree will make your child more employable. On average, 95.5% of our graduates move into employment or further study within six months of graduation (Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) 2018)
- It will pay off over the course of their career. According to recent research by the Institute for Fiscal Studies. Graduates earn on average 20% more than non-graduates during their working life (GOV.UK website, published 29 February 2020)
