'Rich Privilege'

[Deus Ex]

If the poor get saddled with £27k of debt and half of them will never be able to pay it off so it will written off, then it doesn't sound like a very good plan for "doing over the poor"

Also the figures showing the increase of students from poor backgrounds applying for university would indicated that the system isn't keeping the poor out either.

What would you rather, tax payers pay for university, even if they do not attend? People who go to university should pay, not those who do not. I don't want ASDA shelf stackers paying extra tax so I could go to university and earn more. Its either loans or extra graduate tax for me, and Iprefer loans because they offer more freedom.

 

[Bear]

What would you rather, tax payers pay for university, even if they do not attend? People who go to university should pay, not those who do not. I don't want ASDA shelf stackers paying extra tax so I could go to university and earn more. Its either loans or extra graduate tax for me, and Iprefer loans because they offer more freedom.

You are arguing against the wrong person, I do not oppose university fees

 

[balky12]

What would you rather, tax payers pay for university, even if they do not attend? People who go to university should pay, not those who do not. I don't want ASDA shelf stackers paying extra tax so I could go to university and earn more. Its either loans or extra graduate tax for me, and Iprefer loans because they offer more freedom.

I'm not against taxpayers paying all university fees for all students. But only if we half the number of universities and universities can only pick who goes there. Get universities back to being about the best and the brightest. All studying proper degrees.

I wouldn't mind 100% funding the nations top talent through taxation.