What Are You Doing Right Now? (217 Viewers)

[Kate]

No doubt about that.

We all make mistakes. But it's unprofessional when a professor doesn't show up, at least send a replacement or something.

Exactly.

I bet you sit next to the professor

Of course, not all of them. The other two profs I met were great!

Of course I do, he's gorgeous. And I have to.

 

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[IliveForJuve]

@Dru- If you need coke, I can send some your way.

 

[Enron]

Dude thats fucking ridiculous, thats one thing that really pisses me off at uni - for my undergrad i payed £12000 in tuition and for my postgrad im paying £7000, if staff don't turn up I always kick up a fuss.

That's not a lot by American standards.

 

[Ford Prefect]

@Dru- If you need coke, I can send some your way.

stereotype!

 

[IliveForJuve]

stereotype!

Eh... Coca Cola?

 

[Ford Prefect]

That's not a lot by American standards.

From this sept an undergrad degree will cost £40000 and a post grad £14000, I don't know about a PHD.

 

[Lilith]

That's not a lot by American standards.

I had called NYU about a year ago and I think they told me roughly about $80,000 for my post grad year.

 

[Dostoevsky]

That's not a lot by American standards.

Yeah, your wages are a lot higher.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

I'm arranging for the hookers and heroin as we speak

I love you!

 

[Dostoevsky]

From this sept an undergrad degree will cost £40000 and a post grad £14000, I don't know about a PHD.

How come all of the sudden such huge prices?

 

[Fr3sh]

Just finished jerking off in University's bathroom....I feel like a relieved.

 

[Marty]

Dude thats fucking ridiculous, thats one thing that really pisses me off at uni - for my undergrad i payed £12000 in tuition and for my postgrad im paying £7000, if staff don't turn up I always kick up a fuss.

I didn't pay anything for Uni. Engineering Master. In fact was helped out a little to pay for books etc

 

[Ford Prefect]

How come all of the sudden such huge prices?

The Gvt used to provid subsidies to encourage more students to go to uni, in 2001 they increased from £1000-£3000 a year, when I went it went up to £4000 a year and now we have the torries in power they have ended all subsidies so uni have permission to charge a maximum of £12000 a year and abuot 90% have announced an intention of doing it, including where im doing my MA and where i did my undergrad.

Works out well for me, degree's will actually have value again and i've already got one/two (theres no way im not getting my MA)

 

[Dostoevsky]

The Gvt used to provid subsidies to encourage more students to go to uni, in 2001 they increased from £1000-£3000 a year, when I went it went up to £4000 a year and now we have the torries in power they have ended all subsidies so uni have permission to charge a maximum of £12000 a year and abuot 90% have announced an intention of doing it, including where im doing my MA and where i did my undergrad.

Works out well for me, degree's will actually have value again and i've already got one/two (theres no way im not getting my MA)

How big are wages over there?

Sounds silly to see all those changes, from 1k to 3k in just a year and now going up to 12k.

 

[IliveForJuve]

It sounds ridiculous...

 

[.zero]

@Dru- If you need coke, I can send some your way.

Hell yeaa!

because i'm gonna party no matter what happens to Dhee-dhee

 

[Enron]

Yeah, your wages are a lot higher.

I see your logic, but no. Most people don't make high enough wages to pay the cost of college until almost decades after they've graduated. Some universities in the US cost 40k a year. So thats 160,000 over a four year period. Sure US wages are much higher than in other places, but the cost to wage ratio is ridiculous. When you consider that most university costs these days are covered in loans and add in interest, it becomes are very unbalanced equation. Especially, with the work climate being so anti-recent graduates.

 

[Ford Prefect]

You'd be lucky to start on £18 000 a year, but against cost of living you'd be fucked for money, most people start on £14 000 and live with their parents.

It sucks balls, its why the tories can't be trusted in gvt, their only interest is in selling private contracts and supporting big business

 

[Firestarter]

Maaaaaaaaan, looks like I have to take Dooz out this weekend to get poured up on Absinthe

 

[Dostoevsky]

I see your logic, but no. Most people don't make high enough wages to pay the cost of college until almost decades after they've graduated. Some universities in the US cost 40k a year. So thats 160,000 over a four year period. Sure US wages are much higher than in other places, but the cost to wage ratio is ridiculous. When you consider that most university costs these days are covered in loans and add in interest, it becomes are very unbalanced equation. Especially, with the work climate being so anti-recent graduates.

But I heard it's rather easy to study there with student loans. My friend was paying 60k per year and she had no problems, but she did like 2 part time jobs in the mean time. I know those are huge ass numbers but you do cover it quite fast when you get a job. Can't even compare it with this place for instance, where we get like 300-400e per month.