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1 Russell-Group report A-levels considered “essential” for studying different degrees (Informed Choices: a Russell group guide to making decisions about Post-16 education) Number of degrees Choices final.pdf

2 Economic benefits of a degree
Percentage increased hourly earnings by degree subject Average for all degrees = 23 % (21-60 year olds, compared to those holding 2 or more A-levels: Labour Force Surveys pooled)

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