Funding council chiefs admitted this week that working-class students could be "deterred" from studying part time by the 2006 tuition fee and bursary regime, but stepped back from offering more cash for part-time courses. The Higher Education Funding Council for England concluded that a "widening participation-type measure" was needed for 2006-07 so part-time students would not be at a disadvantage.
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