Why is it that not all UK Permenant Residence gets local tuition fees for university?
828450
Honestly? I don't know, but here's a stab in the dark. The Government spends billions on education each year, including subsidising universities, and these billions come direct from tax-payers, so effectively, tax-payers have already contributed to their (or their child/relative's) university in advance. Likewise, you could conjecture that overseas visitors who live here for three years will have also paid tax, whereas those who have been here less time may not have made any, or as great a contribution. The universities, therefore, could be taking the opportunity to make up the difference all in one go.\n\nThis is all just conjecture, however, on a boring, rainy, Wednesday evening, when I should be doing my assignment.
291724
Its due to a lunatic politically correct government who operate a free for all policy. Other countries in Europe have a benefit system which is contribution based meaning you only get benefits if you pay into the system...the UK system will give you anything you want unless you are a tax paying law abiding English man then you have to fend for yourself. There are queues of immigrants waiting to come to the UK from France. the UK government are so frightened of being accused of being called racist that the easiest way to get whatever you want is to belong to a minority group.....The government also allows you do do whatever you want to do in the UK as long as you pretend that you don't speak English. Normal rules that apply to your average English citizen don't apply to immigrants be they black white yellow or blue.
679233
Education is so important I'm willing to pay property taxes for you to go to school.\n\nIn most countries, parents have to pay for their children to attend any school at all!
185340
as far as i have heard, eductation til school level is free is the uk. but at college level i think we need to pay. you may b able to obtain a scholarchip from certain universities. u shud contact the schools individualy and go through theor application process
415997
Not sure where you are, but in the UK, all applications go through UCAS (University and College Admission System) this can be found at
1110502
I have been a student myself there at a renound british university and was given a rebate of 1000 pounds in my tuition fees. there are other scholarships available to students in speacial fields so you will have to specify what field are you going to take up for education in UK. I have a friend who has a full scholarship which includes living and tution expenses.. all you need to do is get in to a good uni and look for the best available scholarship from the british council itself or from other websites. details are given on the home office website.
291409
A single student should allow not less than 9000 pounds for each academic year (i.e. 9 months), or 12000 pounds for each calender yr. Also allow a further 800 pounds for additional expenses such as thesis presentation, books, travel etc.\n\nAccomodation costs about 125 pounds per week in the London area. It may be cheaper in smaller towns.\n\nIf you are coming to the UK directly from overseas, make special allowance for immediate costs on arrival which may be up to 500 pounds or more. This will cater for warm clothing (if you are coming from a hot climate), books and stationery and travel costs.
1180327
Not all part-time degrees are not being recognised.\n\nIt is not whether it is full time or part time, but what is the course and from which university. \n\nNot all degrees from all universities are recognised.
200848
Generally it is because long time resident have paid taxes that are allocated to the schools.  People from outside the state have never contributed to the state where you intend to go to school.  Therefore they charge more.
1116764
because you don't have the second largest expense as a student: rent. That's after tuition. \nI know it works, I did it that way!
969705
I surmise that the international schools will be affliated to one of the foreign university and english schools may be affliated to the local educational system. It is preferable to study in the local affliated schools as the options for higher education will be easier.
226442
A form of local residential property tax, used in England, Wales, and Scotland, maybe other location, I'm not sure on that. It pays for various local services.
314551
which country do you want to go to universty in. some countries have student loans also they have grants\nthe uks website is dfes.gov.uk. i can really only give u uk info. i wish i could help more. t
796853
Why not try your local college, they usually have courses in that field, and it will be cheaper than forking out £2500.  If your on any benefits you may get your fee waivered if you go to any college.
900885
The Czech Republic does. You have to pass a lot of difficult tests to be accepted and to stay in University though. Otherwise, you have to pay for expensive, lower quality private university.
777256
Sorry, there are no low fee universities in canada or uk. You might get in US only.
735631
i want to go to a U.K. university too but i found out they graduate high school at 16. i also heard they pay you to go to college (or to a university) but i think thats for citizens, which means u have to fill out paperwork and stuff. if thats what u want (im not saying its a bad idea cuz i want to do it too) then go ahead! just consider the extras lol