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    1. HopeSubstantial on

      Not enough jobs to work part time while studying combined with reduced student assist.
      Its crazy that students are only group of people in Finland who are supposed to cover basic living with loan.

    2. LordMorio on

      No big surprise there, as the focus has consiously been shifted towards student loans.

      The loan itself is not really a problem. The current problem is that employment after you finish your studies is very unsure. Having a student loan of 12 k€ is nothing if you can get a job afterwards.

    3. DescriptionAny673 on

      The reality is even more drastic. The linked statistic shows the avarage student debt across all students, where first and second year students naturally pull the avarage down.

      In my opinion a better indicator is the avarage dept students have upon gradution (from year 2022):
      – Masters degree (University): 22 660€
      – AMK: 17 800€

      Most likely this has increased again since student benefits have been cut again and the amount of loan increased.

      [link to the YLE article from which the numbers were taken: https://yle.fi/a/74-20030202%5D

    4. Flintloq on

      Please don’t editorialize the titles of news articles by CAPITALIZING words that aren’t capitalized in the original title. We don’t need to be clickbaited.

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