The Office for Fair Access has approved revised access agreements by 24 universities wishing to bid for 20,000 student places offered to institutions charging £7,500 or less.
Most of the institutions have cut the cost of foundation courses or revised the subsidies they offer students. However, four universities—Chester, Cumbria, the Institute of Education in London, and Teesside—have cut the cost of their first degrees.
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