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1 . Tutition fees in England Could be limited average £6,000 per year and remain cost Neutural.

It suggests a model where universities receive students' fees of £6,000, plus additional

funding from government.

Even the Department for Business, Innovation and skills are saying that this would leave a huge amount up to £2bn Decreases in the begging of the year.

The students who beginning at the start of the academic year have been the first to pay the high fees up to £9,000 per year. The Million+group who says that they are representing the news universities. although there continue to be calls for a cut in fee levels, there needs to be a more thorough analysis of how this might be put into practice.Million+ has commissioned a study from London Economics, which argues that fees could be cut for students while retaining the same level of funding for universities.The study argues that limiting the amount that students needed to borrow would reduce the Treasury's lending costs - as not all students will pay back their loans in full - and this saving could be used to fund extra places.Students pay their fees with loans that begin to be repaid when they graduate and start earning more than £21,000 per year.This has risen because of lower-than-expected salary levels. The less graduates are earning, the more slowly the loans are repaid and the more likely that they will not be repaid in full.

3, What students should take to uni

Student should be taking subjects that they feel they can achieve the most of their abilities in. Student should take university seriously as the university courses are getting more competitive due to students staying in education Until they are 18. They need to make sure that its the right course for them than wasting whole load of money on something that isn’t even worth it. In which they can go to college and study a course