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Music and revision. A story of success?
Should you listen to music whilst you revise? If so, what is the best kind of music to listen to?
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Eat well to Improve your Grades
Staying healthy and eating healthy during your exam period is essential to get the best grades, according to a number of experts. Read all about it here.
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Alfie Meadows: Anti-Fees demonstration student trial fails to reach decision
Jury fails to reach decision on anti-fees protester, Alfie Meadows who was charged with violent disorder in April last year.
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True cost of University in 2012 set to be £9,594
Students in 2012 are set to incur an interest of £594 on top of the £9,000 they will already have to pay for tuition fees.
Even though these debts will not have to paid upfront it will mean that there is much more to pay back after graduating.
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Energy Companies set to become more Transparent
It is set to be revealed today that energy firms in the UK will be forced to reveal what their best deal is to customers in a move that could [...]
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The Open University win University Face Off 2012
Strong student communities are the key to success
The second year of the student Facebook contest University Face Off has seen The Open University crowned as the 2012 champions, and by [...]
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The Budget 2012: How does it affect students?
Discover how the UK Budget for 2012 affects students and graduates both now and in the future.
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NUS “Week of Action” Starts for students
Find out more about the student protest week and what “Come Clean” means.
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We are Supporting National Student Money Week
How are Save the Student! supporting National Student Money Week? Find out what activities will be occurring on the site and Facebook in support of spreading student finance advice to UK students.
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Should Students pay Council Tax?
Should students pay council tax? It has been bought into question recently by the Liberal Democrats.
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Students lose Tuition Fee Battle
Two students who were battling the rise in tuition fees took their case to court and lost.
Read a reaction from Save the Student’s very own Owen Burek.
