According to plans under consideration by the Conservative Party, the elite British institutions could be allowed to increase fees to as much as 16,000 a year.
Britain's Oxford and Cambridge universities are set to significantly hike their student fees to cover their rising costs.
According to plans under consideration by the Conservative Party, the elite British institutions could be allowed to increase fees to as much as 16,000 a year.
Under points being considered for the Tory manifesto, former higher education minister David Willetts told the Sunday Times that he had held talks with a dozen of Britain's top universities to explore whether they would want to buy their students' loan debts and try to collect them.
