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drankin
Schrodinger's Dog said:Well I agree actually, I think the new idea of letting students do vocational qualifications is much better than forcing them into an educational choice they don't want or need. GCSE's and A' levels aren't the b all, let's not forget, apprenticeships, certifcates and so on. I meant much less people who want University education can actually afford it now, so fewer people who are able are able.
And yes, education is definitely a privilege over there, not a right. It's definitely harder to get a decent education I think, at University level? Love to see any evidence to the contrary?
Well, speaking of income classes, YOU DON'T NEED to attend a University to attain a desired income level. But, if one has the mind and work ethic, you can get a full ride scholarship through Harvard as my friends daughter has. Otherwise, you are GAURANTEED a low interest student loan to cover your costs to ANY state University. It certainly isn't hard to take that loan, though paying it off is another story. So, no, I have to disagree with you there as well. You are wrong, SD.