they can guarantee accommodation. branwenjefferies, bbc news, manchester. it isa it is a situation that will chime with lots of students. we rejoined by chloe field, the vice president for higher education at the national union of students. in students. previous academic years we have talked in previous academic years we have talked about a problem. how much worse is it this year? i talked about a problem. how much worse is it this year? worse is it this year? i think it is a lot worse worse is it this year? i think it is a lot worse with worse is it this year? i think it is a lot worse with different - worse is it this year? i think it is | a lot worse with different factors due to the cost of living but also universities are increasing student intake by multiple folds and they do not have the capacity. they invite the students, to cell than the dream of going to university but they are not getting allocated accommodation. i guess a lot of students will spend a lot of time workin
that they are consumers who are paying for their education? is year old went to the bank and said give me £45,000 and i ll pay it back, they would say no, so we are putting a huge burden on young people who are having to make a huge decision. the money they pay goes to the universities and they expect a product which in future is going to help them and that comes across as a degree, experience and networking and if you don t get that from university, then of course you are right for a refund because the product hasn t been delivered and fulfilled by the university. is product hasn t been delivered and fulfilled by the university.- fulfilled by the university. is that fair, as a vice fulfilled by the university. is that fair, as a vice chancellor? - fulfilled by the university. is that fair, as a vice chancellor? is - fulfilled by the university. is that fair, as a vice chancellor? is it i fulfilled by the university. is that fair, as a vice chancellor? is it a | fair, as a vice chan
got something to work towards. the student experience has changed over the last decade and it seems the next generation are also likely to face further challenges. chloe field from the national union of studentsjoins me. and dominic macgregor, the founder of fearless adventures. you went to university in edinburgh and left in your second year. i m going to ask your second year. i m going to ask you about that off the back of this message from matt in hertfordshire, students who pay tuition fees are consumers and have rights. a class of 2023 haven t been given the services they paid for and clearly deserve a refund which should take the form of debt forgiveness, he says. do you agree? students nodding. those in favour? 0k. what do you want to say about the fact
is the whole system. paying the tuition fees and debt, it is the whole system. putting - paying the tuition fees and debt, it| is the whole system. putting pound signs is the whole system. putting pound signs over is the whole system. putting pound signs over students, is the whole system. putting pound signs over students, it is the whole system. putting pound signs over students, it isn t- signs over students, it isn t working signs over students, it isn t working and signs over students, it isn t working and needs - signs over students, it isn t working and needs radical. signs over students, it isn t- working and needs radical change. i would working and needs radical change. would like to correct this working and needs radical change.“ would like to correct this dangerous idea that somehow debt is like a bank overdraft, money that students have to pay. it isn t like. so called that is unlike credit card cat or a mortgage, it says if you are earning over £25,000 a y