The higher education bubble: graduates earn below average wage
by Anorak | 15th, August 2016
The higher education bubble needs pricking:
One in four graduates in work a decade after leaving university in 2004 is earning only around £20,000 a year, according to a new study.
Well, so says the Guardian. The average wage in Britain is around £26,500. It’s time to end the higher education push. The only people to benefit are those graduates who went into full-time education – as teachers, administrators and student debt pedlars.
Posted: 15th, August 2016 | In: Money, Reviews Comment | TrackBack | Permalink
