in more disadvantaged regions, where students are often more likely to drop out or get a job during their studies due to financial pressures.
He said: “Graduates from disadvantaged backgrounds, those who are mixed white and black Caribbean, mature or disabled, are all less likely to achieve graduate outcomes because of the“Instead of addressing inequalities in employment, this policy locates the problem within universities, especially those who seek to widen participation and achieve real social mobility.”
🎓 The Government has not revealed which courses will be affected by the caps, but critics in the education sector have argued the plans will hit arts and humanities courses the most, and will shut out those from disadvantaged backgrounds
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