anarchy in the u.k

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EDGE said:
Go to uni then <ok>

If you're passionate enough to complete the degree, then you'll get your job.
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<ok>

Anyway, those who can't afford the tuition fees will recieve assitance! Surely this means it wil be means tested ....

About time too ... College/Uni is an easy route for thsoe who want to **** about for a few years - I know!
 
EDGE said:
Go to uni then <ok>

If you're passionate enough to complete the degree, then you'll get your job.
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Exactly <ok> I'm working minimum 40 hours a week in Glasgow, then most nights I volunteer at the hospital, and on Wednesdays I go through to Dunfermline to do a course I need to get into uni. Thats more commitment than most ****s put in before I even get to uni.

I'm not one of those expect everything for nothing ****s
 
I was at uni back when the first protests were and had an argument with one of the full time class cos i wouldn't sign her petition against the tuition fees reform. She wouldn't accept my argument that it only applies in England at the moment and if it was passed in Scotland i stand to be better off as part time students currently receive no funding for my course and part of the proposals feature the introduction of government funding for part time students.
 
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