Students may need GCSE English for university loans

Proposed government policies in England aim to establish a minimum GCSE English requirement for students to access university loans, which could effectively prevent over 30,000 students annually without formal qualifications from funding their degrees. Critics argue this would disproportionately harm students from poorer and non-traditional backgrounds, as universities currently assess applicants’ capabilities independently. The Department for Education has not confirmed details but emphasizes reforms to improve university quality and value.

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