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My point was though that their may be plenty of graduates on £10k a year but they will probably soon get pay rises. From what I have seen most the graduates I know with crappy jobs are the ones that aimed to high and refused to take jobs that were beneath them unti having to take any job that comes along.
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it is a universal truth that minority hold = prestige
and majority hold= common
and majority hold= common
Erm yep and people with degrees are still in the minority. At the moment (2001 census) the amount of people in the UK educated to degree level or higher is 19% but in 2011 that figure will be more like 25%.
There is more graduates in the cities, for example in my area 52% of people are graduates where is a remote village its probably more like 5%.
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Erm yep and people with degrees are still in the minority. At the moment (2001 census) the amount of people in the UK educated to degree level or higher is 19% but in 2011 that figure will be more like 25%.
There is more graduates in the cities, for example in my area 52% of people are graduates where is a remote village its probably more like 5%.
There is more graduates in the cities, for example in my area 52% of people are graduates where is a remote village its probably more like 5%.
are you saying that Blair's plans will in no way affect the current stats??
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