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Universities tell students to apply for benefits from the day their course ends amid claims they are being fast-tracked to a life on handouts
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Universities tell students to apply for benefits from the day their course ends amid claims they are being fast-tracked to a life on handouts
The guidance from the top educational institutions in some cases urges graduates to apply for universal credit even if they are living with their parents or have a job 'lined up in a few weeks'.
25 Sept, 08:18
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Universities tell students to apply for benefits from the day their course ends
British universities are directing their graduates to sign up for Universal Credit as soon as their courses finish, it has emerged.
King's College London, Loughborough University, and the University of Stirling are among the institutions offering guidance encouraging students to file benefit claims the day after their studies conclude.
One prominent university even advised graduates to apply for welfare support ev…
25 Sept, 07:15