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Re: OMG

Post by Guest » Wed Jan 30, 2019 10:06 am

travelguy wrote:Another update. I have just received another conditional offer from my first choice university. I now have all my offers back so I can choose my first now however I haven't been to two of the university's yet who offered me a place so I may go and visit them on a open day just to be 100% sure but I am so so so happy :smilin:

If someone had told me this time last year I would be in this position now i would never have believed them, it just goes to show anything is possible


Hi Sam. Will you be living on campus?

Re: OMG

Post by Gabby » Tue Jan 29, 2019 10:06 pm

travelguy wrote:Another update. I have just received another conditional offer from my first choice university. I now have all my offers back so I can choose my first now however I haven't been to two of the university's yet who offered me a place so I may go and visit them on a open day just to be 100% sure but I am so so so happy :smilin:

If someone had told me this time last year I would be in this position now i would never have believed them, it just goes to show anything is possible


Go for it! :thumbsup:

Re: OMG

Post by travelguy » Mon Jan 28, 2019 9:07 pm

Another update. I have just received another conditional offer from my first choice university. I now have all my offers back so I can choose my first now however I haven't been to two of the university's yet who offered me a place so I may go and visit them on a open day just to be 100% sure but I am so so so happy :smilin:

If someone had told me this time last year I would be in this position now i would never have believed them, it just goes to show anything is possible

Re: OMG

Post by Lady Murasaki » Fri Jan 25, 2019 9:29 pm

Guest wrote:
Lady Murasaki wrote:
travelguy wrote:Yeah and you only pay it back in small instalments if you earn over a certain amount and even then its small. I think Martin Lewis said it should not be called a loan really hear is the link

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/stude ... s-changes/


If you earn over £21,000 you start paying back about £40 a month, which increases as your wage increases. Very doable..


With interest added all the time. If you paid 40 quid a month how long would it take these days to pay everything back? 9-10 grand a year fees, anything on top borrowed for living costs.


It goes up with your wage, it’s never going to be as big as paying off a mortgage and the interest will decrease with time.
As I said before lots of students work part time to pay for living costs and/or subsidised by parents. Some live at home and commute to uni.

Re: OMG

Post by Guest » Fri Jan 25, 2019 4:46 pm

Lady Murasaki wrote:
travelguy wrote:Yeah and you only pay it back in small instalments if you earn over a certain amount and even then its small. I think Martin Lewis said it should not be called a loan really hear is the link

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/stude ... s-changes/


If you earn over £21,000 you start paying back about £40 a month, which increases as your wage increases. Very doable..


With interest added all the time. If you paid 40 quid a month how long would it take these days to pay everything back? 9-10 grand a year fees, anything on top borrowed for living costs.

Re: OMG

Post by art0hur0moh » Fri Jan 25, 2019 4:21 pm

why should the state or education system gain funding when Child labor laws reduced household income. and Parents, for the most part, are the primary and secondary education system of the vast majority of Children? so when it is claimed the state pays for educating the child, it actually relies on no income appreciation on courses that have no intrinsic value other than creating a society of elitism where the elite are not quite elite as they think, hence never acquiring an income over $15,000 p/a. students having to work to fund their education in a field they may not be capable or competent doing. first a crash course in the deep end for a few months doing what they think then a crash course in doing what they are Good at, then they have all information necessary to make an informed choice! doing what You are Good at gives a better return than doing something You enjoy.

Re: OMG

Post by Guest » Fri Jan 25, 2019 4:12 pm

Guest wrote:
Lady Murasaki wrote:
calitom wrote:
travelguy wrote:OMG OMG I am shaking. I am shaking. I have just received a unconditional offer from a university. I can't believe it!!! :smilin: :smilin: :smilin:

So excited!


congrats. get a good education and dont become a brainwashed left wing psychopath.


Or a brainwashed religious nutter.


That young twat from the Catholic religious school with the stupid red cap that tried to intimidate the native American? :slap:





Maybe you should know what you're on about before you make yourself look a bigger cunt.
Why not watch more than 4 minutes of an edited video before passing judgement on children.

Re: OMG

Post by Cleopatra » Fri Jan 25, 2019 1:52 pm

Lady Murasaki wrote:
Cleopatra wrote:
Lady Murasaki wrote:
travelguy wrote:Yeah and you only pay it back in small instalments if you earn over a certain amount and even then its small. I think Martin Lewis said it should not be called a loan really hear is the link

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/stude ... s-changes/


If you earn over £21,000 you start paying back about £40 a month, which increases as your wage increases. Very doable..


I think that sum has now been raised to earnings over £25,000. When any of mine start moaning about paying back their student loans, I say it means their degree has worked for them.


Lol, what are they spending it all on if they’re moaning about that paltry amount?


That's exactly what I say! Too much entitlement! I need to increase their board, which amounts to pennies!

Re: OMG

Post by Lady Murasaki » Fri Jan 25, 2019 1:35 pm

Cleopatra wrote:
Lady Murasaki wrote:
travelguy wrote:Yeah and you only pay it back in small instalments if you earn over a certain amount and even then its small. I think Martin Lewis said it should not be called a loan really hear is the link

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/stude ... s-changes/


If you earn over £21,000 you start paying back about £40 a month, which increases as your wage increases. Very doable..


I think that sum has now been raised to earnings over £25,000. When any of mine start moaning about paying back their student loans, I say it means their degree has worked for them.


Lol, what are they spending it all on if they’re moaning about that paltry amount?

Re: OMG

Post by Cleopatra » Fri Jan 25, 2019 1:31 pm

Lady Murasaki wrote:
travelguy wrote:Yeah and you only pay it back in small instalments if you earn over a certain amount and even then its small. I think Martin Lewis said it should not be called a loan really hear is the link

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/stude ... s-changes/


If you earn over £21,000 you start paying back about £40 a month, which increases as your wage increases. Very doable..


I think that sum has now been raised to earnings over £25,000. When any of mine start moaning about paying back their student loans, I say it means their degree has worked for them.

Re: OMG

Post by Lady Murasaki » Fri Jan 25, 2019 12:58 pm

travelguy wrote:Yeah and you only pay it back in small instalments if you earn over a certain amount and even then its small. I think Martin Lewis said it should not be called a loan really hear is the link

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/stude ... s-changes/


If you earn over £21,000 you start paying back about £40 a month, which increases as your wage increases. Very doable..

Re: OMG

Post by travelguy » Fri Jan 25, 2019 11:17 am

Yeah and you only pay it back in small instalments if you earn over a certain amount and even then its small. I think Martin Lewis said it should not be called a loan really hear is the link

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/stude ... s-changes/

Re: OMG

Post by Lady Murasaki » Fri Jan 25, 2019 10:44 am

Guest wrote:How does anyone mange to afford university now? All those fees and accommodation on top, and you'll spend years paying it all back, if you ever do.


You pay it back in small instalments when you get a well paid job. If you can’t afford the accommodation then you don’t go away to study or you work part time. Lots of students manage both.

Re: OMG

Post by TWAT » Fri Jan 25, 2019 8:23 am

Well done Sam. Hope it goes well for you.

Re: OMG

Post by Guest » Fri Jan 25, 2019 7:18 am

How does anyone mange to afford university now? All those fees and accommodation on top, and you'll spend years paying it all back, if you ever do.

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