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It’s no secret that the cost of going to university has massively increased over the past few years. University tuition fees have risen from the £1,000 annual charge introduced in 1998 to an average of £8,810 per year for universities in England in 2015.
We’ve compiled this list of stats to show exactly what university life is likely to cost.
Source: Reddin survey of University fees – 2014/2015, Higher Education Statistics Agency, NUS
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