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What the average level of debt on completion of a university degree has been of students supported by the (a) Students Awards Agency Scotland and (b) Student Loans Company in each year since 1995.

Started with S1W-29824 on 23 Sep 2002; latest 17 Dec 2002. Each later question says it follows up an earlier answer.

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S1W-29824 23 Sep 2002 Andrew Wilson SNP Answered

To ask the Scottish Executive what the average level of debt on completion of a university degree has been of students supported by the (a) Students Awards Agency Scotland and (b) Student Loans Company in each year since 1995.

Iain Gray, 7 Oct 2002: Scottish domiciled higher education students will have their application for student support, including the student loan, assessed by the Student Awards Agency for Scotland (SAAS). Information on individual students' loan eligibility is then passed to the Student Loans Company (SLC) which provides the appropriate leve…
S1W-32700 17 Dec 2002 Andrew Wilson SNP Answered

What the average level of non-commercial debt was for a student completing four years of higher education, having undergone no previous sub-degree courses and having taken out the maximum available government support available, in each year since 1995.

Iain Gray, 14 Jan 2003: The maximum government support available to each student, including student loan support, will depend upon individual circumstances including family income. To calculate the average figure in each year would, therefore, be time consuming and incur a disproportionate cost.

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