Well? ARE YOU?
If so, was the process hard to do?
If not, why not?
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Well? ARE YOU?
If so, was the process hard to do?
If not, why not?
I might when I get round to it, although people moaning about University fees who do a hypocritical because it costs more to go internationally.
I'd like to apply for Havard/M.I.T. in America.
unless youre going to another EU country it can be VERY expensive.
when i do apply i proably won't
why? everything i want to do is here in the UK
yeah i hope to for 2012 (UK sucks ass)
i have a meeting with my career tutor at college and she's gonna help me, maybe you could do the same?:)
you going korea
Yeh i will be.
I'd loved to have gone America/been American but I've not got $40k a year spare or w/e it is.
UK will do for uni, then I'll move.
Total billed and unbilled costs $53,950 - $56,750
That's the total cost for Havard PER YEAR. Ouch. (estimated - with average personal spending & travel costs).
M.I.T is $55-65k
Ok I don't think I'm going there. LOL.
Job centre is cheaper
I doubt I'd be able to pay off my student loan in this country let alone going to another and paying even higher rates!
Jen your so lucky :l take me with you after all we are unnie and dong seng :(Quote:
Originally Posted by buttons
nah i just wanna go to a scottish uni i think, regardless that im from england.
Meh still cheap uni fees here in Ireland. Hope it doesn't change too much before i go.
I might apply for the UK but college fee's are far more expensive over there!
Did you not here about the march in Dublin? Fee's will be going from €1500 to €3000. That's not considered cheap? :S Remember there's still accommodation, food, social life etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by eoin247
Well I think I'm gonna stay in Canada as fees are like 5,000$ a year which isn't too bad. I don't feel that big of a need to go, I wanted to, but thinking about it now, I don't think it's such a good idea.