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If a university goes bust, students living at home may have most to lose if it goes bust.
Universities are warning of financial failures being just around the corner.
Fears that among the more vulnerable could be some universities with a higher number of students living with their parents.
Students say the cost of studying for a degree is too much as living costs have soared.
Participation rate in the north-east of England is 30% compared with 50% in London .
In Scotland there are no tuition fees, and in Wales and Northern Ireland the cost is now split more evenly between future graduates and government funding.
Low-earning graduates, including teachers and nurses, will end up repaying more than a banker or a lawyer, because they will repay for longer.
Tuition fees in England are frozen at 9,250 for the next year .
After that, whoever is in government will have to decide whether to increase them.
England has now loaded 84% of the total cost of studying for a degree onto future graduates.
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