UK research | First-generation graduates have higher starting salaries - are they more motivated to succeed?

First-generation graduates have higher starting salaries - are they more motivated to succeed?

First-generation university graduates have higher starting salaries than graduates who have a family history of going into higher education, according to new research from Universities UK (UUK).

The two surveys, which had over 3500 respondents of graduates and business leaders, attempted to quantify the value of attending university.

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