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Do university bigwigs really want the best for students?

3 February 2022

11:11 PM

3 February 2022

11:11 PM

We can all see that our universities are not in a good shape. They are churning out too many graduates – who probably shouldn’t have gone to university in the first place – into a difficult job market. But do those in charge of them want to do anything about it? The row over a proposed government shake-up – which could limit places to those with decent GCSE grades – suggests not.

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