
Top Universities Are Cutting Language Degrees—and It Hurts Poorer Students Most
Elite universities in Britain have made language degrees easier to enter than competitive fields like engineering. This gave working-class students without expensive tutors a genuine shot. Now Nottingham is canceling its language program entirely. Exeter is laying off 70+ language teachers. An ex-education official warns: wealthy families will find other ways to study languages; poor families simply won't.
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