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Сто пъти съм ти казАла изо - ноо си тъпа и си фрашкана с комплекси и клишета!
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The Financial Problem
University tuition fees have risen substantially for 2012/13 with a maximum annual fee of £9,000 and an average full time fee of £8,380*.
Living expenses will more than double the overall cost. Imperial College London estimate the 39 week term time costs are over £11,000 with a full year costing £14,768. Outside of London, Manchester University estimate the cost to be £10,300.
Available grants and government loans, regardless of circumstances, will often not even cover accommodation costs. There is a significant shortfall (over £20,000 for a 3 year course) that has to be met by expensive private loans, part-time employment during term time or by parents.
Interest on the government loan is charged at 3% above inflation whilst studying. Most students are expected to be paying for their education to the age of 50.
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Since the company's original formation in 1952, SFIA have expertly managed the financial affairs of many thousands of clients and helped their children enjoy the benefits of an independent and higher education.
Making independent education affordable requires expert planning, with University fees rising, SFIA can help you ease the financial burden being put on your children and maintain your existing lifestyle.
Our advisers are all well established and experienced professionals who are able to help you in any financial matter. As Independent Financial Advisers, authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority (FSA), we work on behalf of our clients and are able to select the best products to suit their needs from the entire marketplace.
Our Proposition
Our University fee solutions are tailored to your needs depending on the age of your children, your goals in life and financial circumstances. The advice we give will take into account all of your financial requirements.
Our plans include methods to spread costs, minimise the tax on investments (and in some cases obtain tax relief), use of trusts, pensions and family member tax allowances.
Take advantage of a free consultation (without obligation) so that you may consider your options fully, by completing the form.
Fees 2013 / 14
Our fees explained
Going to university is a great investment in your future. In fact, the Office for National Statistics* recently reported that people with degrees earned an average of £12,000 a year more than non-graduates over the past decade. At NTU we are committed to giving you the best possible return on your investment. However, you also have a role to play. By working together we can ensure that you leave NTU as a work-ready graduate, with the skills and confidence needed to launch your chosen career.
Our fees
The University's fees from September 2013:
full-time UK / EU undergraduate degrees: £8,750**
foundation degrees: £6,500**.
Scholarships and funding
We believe that all students should have the opportunity to realise their ambitions and academic potential regardless of their financial circumstances. Find out more about our commitment to student financial support.
Download our Money Matters guide for more information about our fees and the financial support available.
Want to know more?
At NTU we believe in helping our students get a job as soon as possible after graduating. That's why we invest in giving each and every one of our students the opportunity to shine through innovative courses, excellent work placement opportunities and an award-winning Careers and Placements Centre.
* The data was compiled from the Labour Force Survey over the past 10 years and the average weekly earnings in 2010
** Subject to OFFA approval
Fees and living costs
These pages will help you to calculate how much it will cost to study and live in Oxford. There are two categories of fees at Oxford: fees payable for University tuition, and separate college fees that are payable by most students with college membership. In addition to this you should budget for various living costs, including accommodation and meals.
Нема ни един уни със същите фийс като на другите. Отделно е ливинг кост - адски различно в различните градове и на различно социално ниво. Отделно са неписаните плащания като костюми, квартира, социален живот, достъп до екстри, допълнителни и незадължителни занятия. Отделно са разликите като пособия за обучението - ноо ясно, че забарите ше искат едни пособия, а арта други, а индженерството други - и оттам също идва разлика в издръжката.
Бе ти в кой свет живееш? ти си тотално изперкала и малоумна - в кой свет живееш?
Кфи са тея куманистически разбирания? точно па в УК класовото опщество НИКОГА нема да приеме уравнолофка - ти си ментално неадекватна да преказваш тея безсмислици!
Изо - превъртела си чадо - явно си куманиска, дето се е побъркала от партийна пропаганда....
Робът се бори за свобода. Свободният - за съвършенство.
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