Do you think university education in England and Wales is currently good or bad value for money?

Do you think university education in England and Wales is currently good or bad value for money? Published on 8 November 2015 → Survey conducted on 8 November 2015 on 9097 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Good value for money - potential increased earnings and the education received are worth £9000 a year

22%

Bad value for money - any increased earnings or education received is not worth £9000 a year

48%

Don't know

30%

Good value for money - potential increased earnings and the education received are worth £9000 a year

22%

Bad value for money - any increased earnings or education received is not worth £9000 a year

48%

Don't know

30%

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