Two Thirds of Universities Charge Maximum Fees

The video discusses the cost of university education in Sheffield, comparing Sheffield University and Sheffield Hallam University. It highlights the minimal price difference and debates whether higher fees equate to better quality. Student opinions vary, with some willing to pay more for perceived prestige. A survey reveals that many universities in England charge high fees, with the Russell Group justifying this to compete globally. The Prime Minister's prediction of exceptional fees is questioned.

What is the main factor students consider when choosing between Sheffield University and Sheffield Hallam University?

• The distance from home

• The size of the campus

• The value and benefits of the courses

• The number of extracurricular activities

How does Sheffield University rank compared to Sheffield Hallam University according to the Good University Guide?

• Sheffield Hallam is ranked higher than Sheffield University

• 18th for Sheffield University and 72nd for Sheffield Hallam

• 72nd for Sheffield University and 18th for Sheffield Hallam

• Both are ranked equally

Why do some students believe paying £500 more for Sheffield University is justified?

• Because it is closer to the city center

• Because it offers more extracurricular activities

• Because it is a red book university

• Because it has a better cafeteria

What percentage of universities in England charge at least £6000 in fees?

• 45%

• 68%

• 90%

• 37%

Why does the Russell Group justify charging £9000 in fees?

• To compete internationally

• To offer more scholarships

• To build more campuses

• To reduce class sizes