Moores E. et.al (2018) suggests that the increase in tuition fee does not imply a significant negative influence on NSS score. In fact, in 2015 when is the first cohort that needs to pay the increased tuition fee graduates and respond to NSS, 86% of students are reported to be satisfied with their university experience, which is not lower than 2014.
reference list:
Burgess A, Senior C, Moores E (2018) ‘A 10-year case study on the changing determinants of university student satisfaction in the UK’. PLOS ONE 13(2): e0192976. https://doi.org/10.1371/ journal.pone.0192976. (Accessed: July 13th)
I graduated from UCL (BSc Economics) and LSE (MSc Economic History Research) and now a PhD student in economic and financial history at Queen’s Business School at Queen's University Belfast, funded by the Centre for Economics, Policy and History. My research focused on the financial crisis and institutions in Asian economies. I'm also interested in industrialization and inequality.
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