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Does the number of people going to uni these days devalue having a degree?




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What really matters?

An intro to life beyond the lecture hall: What they do when they're not studying is what students remember most about it all (or maybe what they try to forget). So that stuff should get fair consideration, because no two universities offer the same memories. More

Where is it?

There's more to 'where?' than just 'how far?' There's cities, the countryside, campuses – it all makes a big difference. More

What do they get up to?

Student life is about more than study. It's about more than sex and drinking. There's a goldmine of opportunities in sport, music, Rolf Harris appreciation… anything. More

Student housing

Where and how they live is even more important to students than the price of Hob-nobs and the range runs from castles to cardboard. No kidding. More

Taking care of yourself

Everyone's unusual in their own way and, for some, that means special expectations – whether it's taking account of a disability or simply a chance to meet other people from a minority group. Not every university makes the same provisions, so it might affect where you'd want to go. More

What's their idea of fun?

Students can’t work all the time. (Some don't even work any of the time.) In fact, having a good time is an essential ingredient in student life. More

What's it like?

Top of the list of unasked questions is "what's it actually like?" But it's, you know, kind of a big deal. More