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Old 13-10-2010, 12:22   #27
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Re: Tuition fees may be uncapped (and other changes)

At the moment the taxpayer pays part of the fees that doesn't get repaid. If a higher proportion of the fees cost is in the form of a loan, when that loan is repaid, they have got more of the money back.

In the US students deal with $100,000+ student loans and still those from poorer backgrounds attend college. It's just that they have to be sure that they have the ability&determination and the right course&career in order to justify it.
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