When universities say they want to increase internationalism

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wheresmyplacebo wrote:

money - why i didn't go uni up north, because i knew if i got into trouble in london i could stay at home if need be and i like to be close to my family/school friends also{/quote]
I'm sure if you're so hard up then you can get hardship funds... Plus schemes like Erasmus help you financially, so that's a poor excuse really.

No offense, but you obviously haven't looked in to things enough. Living abroad in most countries is a lot cheaper.

Erasmus.

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-[MoonRat]- wrote:

wheresmyplacebo wrote:

money - why i didn't go uni up north, because i knew if i got into trouble in london i could stay at home if need be and i like to be close to my family/school friends also{/quote]
I'm sure if you're so hard up then you can get hardship funds... Plus schemes like Erasmus help you financially, so that's a poor excuse really.

No offense, but you obviously haven't looked in to things enough. Living abroad in most countries is a lot cheaper.

Erasmus.

did i mention family and friends back home?

and i did actually research it all, when i was applying for uni almost 4 years ago, i liked my uni i go to most out of ones i applied to, and i get a nice ability bursary from my uni, it was initally at £1000 a year but it was recently doubled by the alumni so