Thousands of British students are graduating into an employment crisis, reportedly leaving them feeling hopeless and overqualified. This situation comes as graduates also contend with substantial debts incurred from tuition fees.
Higher education was previously presented to teenagers as a deal: pay £9,000 annually to secure a 'bright future'. However, for many, the reality has reportedly been different, as predicted by the Guardian's economics commentator, Aditya Chakrabortty.