9K University fees which degrees are worth it?!

If you look at your own link only one degree Creative Arts and Design for Males makes you worse off. All the others still have net positives.

I agree perhaps that if you are studying an arts degree at an ex-poly you are probably better off doing something else though... Its just a fact that the world doesn't need as many arts grads as they need stem grads, the top arts grads will always have a job but the ones at the bottom, might as well just do something employable.

Graduates have to earn £80,000 more in their lifetimes compared to none graduates to make degrees financially worthwhile. Very few none STEM graduates will do that from the data in the link.

Some Tories have been talking about it

I'm just seeing what it's like on the winning side for once.

I am hugging you Gerald

Who the hell is Gerald?

Nick Clegg needs to be put down

I dont ****ing know, can't you just play along and hug me?

Can I get a kiss?

Wait but i'm pretty sure the graph would've included the cost of tuition, living and lost earnings...

No

Where does it say that? Show me, because It's natural to assume they would include that.

Where does it say that? Show me, because It's natural to assume they would include that.

I've met so many unemployed graduates where I work part time at Amazon! ! It's sad to see ..

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Why would you assume that? Where does it say anything about tuition and other costs already been taken into account?

Nulli Tertius already proved you wrong. If the website said we calculated extra lifetime earnings most people can assume that they actually did what they said. Subtracting an extra 80,000 from their calculations doesn't make any sense.

I hope you are not thinking of working in finance.