University tuition fees in England are to stay frozen at £9,250 for the next two years, says the government.
University tuition fees in England are to stay frozen at £9,250 for the next two years, says the government.
The NUS, which represents students across the UK, urged the government to go further by offering larger loans and grants for student living costs, and tackling "spiralling student rent". In a written statement, Robert Halfon, higher education minister, said the government recognised "students continue to face financial challenges".
In Scotland, Scottish students are eligible for free tuition, while those from elsewhere in the UK can pay up to £9,250.
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