uni

[blanky12!]

is anyone able to go to uni?

I'm doing 4 years at college. a gap year, then 2 years at university..

can anyone go?

[dirrty]

whatcha mean by "can anyone go"?

if you get the required grades for that uni, then of course you can.

[kk.]

anyone can go to uni as long as you fulfil the course requirements so grades wise, you may need an ABB in A levels or similar with scottish highers (?) or you speak to the uni about what your plans are

[Wayne]

I'm not going, I think it's too expensive and I'd rather stay close to home. I can't afford to rent a place, pay for courses etc. Instead I'm doing a Computeach course after college.

[alexxxxx]

if you have the £s and the Grades then yes.

[LoveToStack]

anyone can go to uni as long as you fulfil the course requirements so grades wise, you may need an ABB in A levels or similar with scottish highers (?) or you speak to the uni about what your plans are

In scotland for Medicine or Vetinary practice you need 5 A's in your final exams (Highers we call em).

[Ramones]

I'm going next year, i don't think money's a restriction, the amount of loans and grants about nowadays. And it's really not difficult to get into a uni, some are the requirements are very low.

[camera]

yes you can go. u dont necessarily need money. theres always loans. and err if you ask me, i dont know coz itll depend on my mood lmao

[kk.]

depend on your mood? lol, thats a new one. if you stay at home, youll see taht your living costs and total fees will decrease by about 7000 a year compared to if you move out. thats, in a typical 3 year course with a normal room, a saving of 21000 lol. Still, i suspect you would be working so thats reduced a bit.

[Ramones]

depend on your mood? lol, thats a new one. if you stay at home, youll see taht your living costs and total fees will decrease by about 7000 a year compared to if you move out. thats, in a typical 3 year course with a normal room, a saving of 21000 lol. Still, i suspect you would be working so thats reduced a bit.

You make that sound like alot, but you don't start paying back loans until your earning over a certain amount, so your living costs for while you're at uni could be even cheaper than home, and interest on the loans is minimum.
Wouldn't you much rather live the life for 3/4 years? I plan on staying out of full time employment for as long as i can . All of my mates are going to different uni's this year so if i stayed at home and got a job i'd just be bored i think.