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Got caught up in the Student protest in Town..
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I sympathize with their cause the way they have been let down by Clegg and Co, but what struck me , they were nearly all smoking a fag?
How do they afford to do this at nearly £6 a packet, and btw, not all of them were roly's either.
How do they afford to do this at nearly £6 a packet, and btw, not all of them were roly's either.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I've not read all the posts (brain-dead after work)...but I'd like to make a point about what's included in that debt. So far the concentration here has been on tuition fees. For many students-particularly those who come from low-income families,there will alos be loans to cover living expenses,these will vary according to where in the UK the student is attending University,and financial need. The maximum is £6,928. Add that to the CURRENT fees of £3,280-and that is a minimum of over £10,000 per year...for a minimum course length of three years.
My own daughter-having attended University in London for 4 years-now owes a considerable amount,as she was eligible for the highest loan amount. If her fees were £9,000.....well-I am sure you can all do the maths.
It's been estimated that future doctors-who do a longer period of study-will owe in excess of £75,000 minimum with the new fee structure.
I admit to some sympathy with the students-but I am also aware that money has to come from somewhere to pay for the fabric of buildings,technical equipment and support.....and-finally- Professors and lecturers,in what is a very competitive international market.
As for the ciggies......no one criticises pensioners for blowing their money on fags......!
My own daughter-having attended University in London for 4 years-now owes a considerable amount,as she was eligible for the highest loan amount. If her fees were £9,000.....well-I am sure you can all do the maths.
It's been estimated that future doctors-who do a longer period of study-will owe in excess of £75,000 minimum with the new fee structure.
I admit to some sympathy with the students-but I am also aware that money has to come from somewhere to pay for the fabric of buildings,technical equipment and support.....and-finally- Professors and lecturers,in what is a very competitive international market.
As for the ciggies......no one criticises pensioners for blowing their money on fags......!
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