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Tuesday 27 September 2016

Most expensive cities for students

A study by the Royal Bank of Scotland has concluded that Edinburgh is the most expensive UK city for students. However, Edinburgh students are still the highest social spenders and spend above the weekly average on alcohol. The survey of 2,500 students took into account a range of factors, including how much students spend on going out, how much time they spend studying, accommodation costs and average term time income. The survey found the majority of a student's income came from student loans, on average £161.14 per week. That figure was four times higher than any other source, including part-time work. After loans, parental support was the largest income source. [ source: CES newsletter ]

List of the top 25 most cost-effective cities for students in the UK:

1 Portsmouth
10 Dundee
19 London
2 Liverpool
11 Manchester
20 Sheffield
3 Newcastle
12 Norwich
21 Plymouth
4 Belfast
13 Leicester
22 Oxford
5 Exeter
14 Brighton
23 Cambridge
6 York
15 Reading
24 Southampton
7 Cardiff
16 Glasgow
25 Edinburgh
8 Nottingham
17 Leeds

9 Birmingham
18 Bristol

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