Fewer international students means the fee burden will only keep going up. The problem starts when we start counting international students as immigrants, thus making the government want to reduce their numbers to bring "net migration" down, even though they each contribute £140K to the UK economy.
THE INDEPENDENT: English tuition fees have risen 879% since 1998, leaving graduates with average debts of £53,010 - and up to £81,000 in London - while Scotland’s graduates owe £35,000 less. - by Katrine Bussey
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