<br/>Here at GRB, our Independent Research Team has been hard at work to create Ramla, the all-knowing graduate salaries fortune teller, giving you a prediction of what you're statistically set to earn after you graduate, based on previous graduates who have done the same course and at the same university as you.
<br/>First year Undergraduates across the UK are the first to experience the higher university tuition fees, capped at £9,000 per year. There are hundreds of news stories and blogs dedicated to the topic but a very small quantity of these are doing much in the way of helping prospective and current university students to make an informed choice on how best to decide on university courses and institutions, how best to spend time whilst at university or how to make sure while studying, you're maximising your value for money.<br/>Against all predictions, the fees haven't done a great deal by way of deterring students from attending university and the higher fees are probably here to stay so instead of thinking about the debt you may have incurred over the next three or four years, get excited about the career options and potential graduate salary earnings you are statistically set to receive after you finish your studies. The salaries are based on detailed sets of data researched through UCAS, HESA and GRB's Independent Research Team.Visit Ramla using the link below, and see what your future holds...<br/>www.grb.uk.com/graduate-salaries-fortune-teller <br/>
