Well i’m leaving Sixth Form in June/July time. I’ve decided against going to Uni for the simple reason I don’t fancy any courses. Most of my mates are planning to go but many seem to be doing courses because they think they have to.
I’ve decided to seek employment for a year, reassess my options next year and go from there. Should I choose not to go full stop then chances are, i’ve got 3 years more experience in work without the fees concerning me.
IMO The thing that annoys me about this who thing is that people are slating the coalition for this that and the other. None of them appear to recall that it was the Labour govt. that brought in tutition fees and more specifically the Shadow Chancellor – who now takes great pleasure in having a go at the govt. – bit of a hypocrite from my point of view. Also the reason there has had to be an increase could be down to the fact that the last govt. made sure there was no money left in the economy to maintain the current system.
Now i’m open to corrections on that last paragraph but that is the situation as it appears from my position, even among people my own age the debate is still raging.
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