Research carried out by YouthSight shows that other factors are viewed as more important in the applicant decision making process than tuition fees. Student website StudentNewspaper.org published an article based on our research… “University applicants expecting good A-level results do not decide where to apply based on tuition fees, an Opinion Panel survey suggests. According to the survey, prospective students applying this year have placed more emphasis on course suitability, … Continue reading →

The Guardian has made reference to YouthSight in an article on what universities gain by improving their position in league tables. They mention our perception of reputation index which shows a close relationship between league table scores and the perceptions that students have about university reputation. Also cited is the study we ran on the impact of higher tuition fees on the decision-making process of 2012 applicants. The Guardian piece … Continue reading →

YouthSight’s rebrand was featured in the leading market research industry news feed, MR Web… “London-based OpinionPanel – which specialises in the youth, student and young professionals sectors – has been re-named YouthSight, which it says reflects a broadening of its range of services from its original student panel focus. From origins in the UK university student market, the firm has grown to include other groups of young people such as … Continue reading →