I don’t know about you, but the tradesmen here are going to die out soon

The avg ages is like 45+

Yeah we complain that we dont train enough doctors and such and then make working class people pay to actually do the course

And then wonder why they dont

People go into higher education because they see it as a way of earning more money in the future

it's an investment

too bad some people can Never pay it off lmao

that's because they have worthless degrees

they can't get jobs with it

Or couldn’t find jobs

All I'm saying is that the more money you have, the more likely you are to go to uni because you can actually afford it and at that point it starts to become exclusionary

prices are high because of government involvement and universities really do take advantage of it

And there are those who go to college to pick up that piece of paper because everything was set up for them

A nation where you have to pay for university should not be considered a meritocracy

@NightOwl how much do British universities cost?

you take loans out

9000 quid a year

all depends

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXpwAOHJsxg

here

>A nation where you have to pay for university should not be considered a meritocracy
Nigga what

you have people with really good degrees with shitty jobs

it ain’t meritocratic tho. how would someone in poverty get in a uni?

they still need to eat

Because it deincentivises working class people from going

and don’t have time to work if they study

working class have access to university though

*S C H O L A R S H I P S*

yee @Kerr Avon

*G R A N T S*

nibb whats a scholarships

you dont have to pay back in the UK unless you earn over 20k

amerimuttia

what is this

Yeah but that's just full time minimum wage

@MountainMan they gib you monies to help pay for school

OH VEY

NICE

how do you get them tho

Usually $1000-$4000 a semester

Don't know how it works in the US but I've never heard of them in britain