04/02/2016
Kaye Adams gets to the heart of the news and offers the listeners the opportunity to have their say. Record numbers are applying to go to university - how important is a degree?
PHONE IN: University Applications
A record number of Scots have applied for university, according to official figures. Young people from the least advantaged areas of the UK are still going in fewer numbers - if we want to improve that figure what more do we need to do? And should a University education always be the goal for our smarter kids?
Kaye Asks: Record numbers apply to University - how important is that degree?
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