Well done in advance for getting yourself £20,000 in debt!
I haven't paid back a penny of my student loan yet and it's increasing at £100 per month from the interest - I now need to pay back an extra £5000 in interest plus what I borrowed! At the moment I'd say it wasn't worth it but things might work out in the end.
Good luck to you though - some graduates manage to land decent jobs at the end of it - you will probably have a good time for 3 years too!
The results weren't bad
A* in geography, A in politics, B in geology (oops), C in history (apparently our college is going to complain about dodgy marking but I couldn't care less!)
very interesting - the Guardian had a similar article yesterday.
if the Kid lands a decent gig while she's studying she'll simply go to Goldsmiths and say 'I'm taking time out' - which they, apparently, will wear without difficulty.
Yes, I did that, sort of. Started a four year Accountancy & Finance degree and then my parents started making noises about not being able to afford it. So after a year I opted into a four year training contract as a Chartered Accountant. In retrospect I wish I had done a different degree (business studies or economics) and done a three year training contract after that. I'm afraid graduates do get recruitment points/work kudos for that piece of paper regardless of the University. So I would just like to thank my parents for their support and say I will never do the same thing to my kids............
...................question: why are so many of them opting to do AAT with relatively good A-level results? Can they not go straight to ACCA, CIMA or CIPFA anymore?
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