Nah. I won't go. I'm a little too lazy to go. And i don't like school.

I don't think I'll go to an university, I'll finish this year and then continue three years on the Music line before getting a job/becoming famous.

I'm at Uni.


You have 25 years to pay off the debts. You can take a 5 year break from paying them off at any time, and you only pay back when you earn more than 15k a year.

You can choose to live at home which saves you getting loans.

There are more than just lectures. I'm in a classroom for like 6/7 hours a week.

The grades can actually be pretty low, especially if you choose a foundation year. All that means is you're at uni for an extra year, learning to make up for your poor grades

In Scotland you only pay your loan debt off if your earning more than double it or something. I dont see why your even considering it, the prospect of getting a degree can double your future earnings, not to mention open a whole new world of Academia to you.

The prices for universities are unfreaking believable.

And that is why I love getting free money just because im a foreigner!

In Scotland, the state pays for it.

I'm in university now and I love it . Tuition fees are crazily high but I get loans and scholarships. I can actually pay back all the loans anytime cuz my scholarships/grants pretty much covered it all. Now I just have money sitting in my bank and collecting interests XD.

Yeah I'm going, hoping to study Architecture there because I'm really good at all the subjects required for it.

I would like to go. I should have gone this year, if my GCSE's were half decent, so I'm kind of late but meh.

I think the pros greatly outweigh the cons. Yes, college is insanely expensive, especially if you're paying out of state tuition, but all the friends you make from classes, clubs, sororities, or whatever method you choose--it really makes the whole experience great. Just don't procrastinate, take notes in class, study a little, and do your homework, and you'll get through much better than you'll expect.

If you join the military, they'll pay for your college, if you have scholarships, that will pay for college, if you get good grades, even that will help you out. There are many opportunities to take advantage of.

Once you graduate college with a degree, you will make much more money than a high school graduate.