Students paid £10,000 more after leaving top universities

By Graeme Paton. The earnings power of Britain’s top universities was laid bare today in new figures showing that starting salaries differ by as much as £10,000 depending where students take their degree. Research shows that graduates earn an average of more than £27,000 just six months after leaving the London School of Economics but get paid as little as £17,000 at some less prestigious institutions. Read more...