Re-Entry Costs on Average €3,240 for Students, up 25% over the Past Six Years According to the Fage
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If the cost of living is going to increase further for students this year, the cost of going back to university is breaking records. The most exposed? Non-students who now have to spend more than 3,200 euros.
This year's start-up cost is 3,240 euros for a non-student, according to the Fage in its annual survey. A 25.38% increase since 2020, warns the student federation, which calls on the government to act. - "There is an urgent need to act": the cost of the student's start-up increase of 25% since 2020 (Society topics).
The cost of the academic start-up this year is estimated by the Student Federation at 3. 240 euros, an increase of more than 25%
La Fage unveils its annual barometer this Wednesday, September 2, and denounces a 25% increase in re-entry fees in six years, including a large share dedicated to housing.
The student's portfolio (and that of their parents) will still suffer. For a non-licensing student, the return to school in 2026 will cost on average 3,240 euros, or 655 euros more than in 2020.
The union studying the Fage warns about a permanently installed precariousness and denounces a significant increase in expenses for the re-entry 2026 The cost of the student re-entry increased by 25%
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