unless you're doing medicine/dentistry..forget it.
Would you spend 400k on your tertiary education, and be heavily indebted after that?
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400k is alot of money. You could've gotten yourself a brand new two-storey terrace with that money at the end of 15years, instead of repaying loans like a bankrupt.
A cert from UCl is definitely a passport to your first job but then on its you who pave the path. But it's really up to you to decide. It's your choice. Just don't put the blame on anyone should you not reach your goals in the future. |
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Well, if somehow there's no cash to support you in your year two, you can always work part-time.
According to my mom, education is a worthy investment. |
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You want culture you don't go to mainstream places like UK or Melbourne..you go Switzerland/Germany.
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