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OT: Uni, was: Cambrige - London traffic up 75%
Clive D. W. Feather wrote:
In article , Roland Perry writes If you had left home and were earning, there came a point that parental income wasn't counted at all - which most students seemed to think was a "good thing". It was, because you were unlikely to be near the minimum (and, IIRC, you were assessed on expected income *while at college*, not on the income in the years just before). But it took more than just a gap year to get you to that state - again IIRC, it was 3 years unless you could show special circumstances like being married and set up in your own home. Interesting. I'm married, 'set up in our own home' and now at 44, last September embarked upon a Masters at our local uni, part time. No help with fees, grants or anything (which is a bit tight as I've not had much work lately either). It's costing a bloody fortune, I don't mind telling. -- Ian Tindale |
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