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Cambridge University has inspired some incredible careers with its huge list of famous students. Just streets away, Sixth Form pupils of Hills Rd College are feeling so certain about their future.

“It's critical that this government goes ahead and slashes the education budget so...”

The prospect of rising fees is taking a big hit on their plans and potentially costing them a place to university in 2012.

“I’m definitely considering going abroad because it’s not just a lot cheaper, especially post-graduate.”

“I know a lot of students who now say maybe I need to go to apprenticeship or something because it’s not just practical or even affordable to get to university any more.”

Today’s letter from Nick Clegg to the Office For Fair Access should give better support for poor students. It will mean that universities have to explain their decision to increase fees above ￡6,000 a year. They also have to outline how they plan to help the less well-off and their targets would be monitored every year.

Cambridge University has already come out and said they planned to charge ￡9,000 a year for every single one of their courses. It still gets to be approved by the university’s council. But it seems it won’t just be the traditional academic universities who will be aiming for those extra high prices.

Because just across the city is the Anglia Ruskin University, formerly a polytechnic. Even here, they say it’s inevitable that students are going to paying around ￡8,000 a year in fees. Studying in Cambridge already cost these students around ￡24,000 in fees and maintenance allowance, even more would put them off.

“Budgets need to be going up not down, they need to be given to wider section of students who are suffering financial hardship, they need to be doing more target of access in more areas are in a greater debts than have before.”
“I think if universities are gonna be, as automatically trying to raise to the top in terms of charging £9,000 and charging the maximum fees, then there needs to be much more pressure put on them by government and also much more monitoring of what they are doing.”

The high fees ain’t set to kick in until 2012, but already the National Union of Students is warning that most universities will go for that maximum ￡9,000 a year, a decision that could stay many off the path to higher education.
Rhiannon Mills Sky News in Cambridge.

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Cambridge University has inspired some incredible careers with its huge list of famous students. Just streets away, sixth form pupils at Hills Road College are feeling so certain about their future.
"...critical that this government goes ahead the slashes. Its education budgets are..."

The prospect of rising fees is taking a big hit on their plans and potentially costing them a place at university in 2012.

"I'm definitely considering going abroad because it's just a lot cheaper, especially postgraduate."
"I know a lot of students who now say maybe I need to get an apprenticeship or something because it's just not practical or even affordable to go to university any more."

Today's letter from Nick Clegg to the Office of Fair Access should give better support for poorer students. It'll mean that universities have to explain their decision to increase fees above £6,000 a year. They'll also have to outline how they plan to help the less well-off, and their targets will be monitored every year.

Cambridge University has already come out and said that they plan to charge £9,000 a year for every single one of their courses. It's still got to be approved by the university's council, but it seems it won't just be the traditional academic universities who'll be aiming for those extra high prices.

Because just across the city is Anglia Ruskin University, formerly a polytechnic. Even here, they say it's inevitable their students are going to pay around £8,000 a year in the fees.

Studying at Cambridge already costs these students around £24,000 in fees and maintenance allowance. Even more would put them off.

"Bursaries need to be going up, not dying. They need to be given to a wider section of students who are suffering financial hardship. They need to be doing more targeted access in more areas and in greater debt than they have before."
"I think if universities are going to automatically try to rate to the top in terms of charging £9,000 and charging the maximum fees, then there need to be much more pressure put on them by government and also much more monitoring of what they are doing."

The higher fees aren't set to kick in until 2012, but already the National Union of Students is warning that most universities will go for that maximum £9,000 a year, a decision that could steer many off the path to higher education.

Rhiannon Mills, Sky News in Cambridge.

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renstark

2011-02-13 HOMEWORK
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Rhiannon Mills Sky News in Cambridge.

Hardy10280

carmbrige university has inspired some incredible careers with a huge list famous student just streets way sixth form pupils of hills rd college are feeling so certain about their future this government goes head and slash the education budget go the prospective rising fees is taking a big hit on their plans and potentially cost them a place to university in 2012 and i am definitely condering going aborad because it is not just a lot cheaper especially postgraduate i know a lot of student who now say maybe i need to go apprenticeship or something because it is just not practical or affordable to go to university any more today's letter from N to the office for F should give better support for poor students it will mean that university have to explain that decision to increast fees about 6000 pound a year they also have to outline how they plan to help the less well off and their targets will monitored every year cambrige university has already come out and said 8 plans charge 9000 pound a year for every single one of their courses it still get to be a approved by university's council but it seems it will not just be the traditional academic university who be aiming for those extra high price because just cross the city is A university formerly a polytechnic ever here they say it is inevitable that students are going to pay around 8000 pound a year in fees studying in cambrige already cost these students around 24000 pound in fees and maintenance allowance even more would put them off budgets need to be going up not down they need to be give to wider section of students who are suffering financial hardship they need to be do more targets of access in more areas are in a greater debts than have before i think university are going to be automatic tried rise to the top in term of charge 9000 pound and charging maximum fees then there need to be much more pressure put on them by government and also much more monitoring of what they are doing the higher fees are not set to kick in until 2012 but already national unit student is warning that the most universities will go for that maximum 9000 pounds a year a decision could stay many off the path to higher education         
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flw2011

cambridge university has inspired some incredible careers with its huge lists of famous students .just streets away,6 from people his road college are feeling so uncertain about their future .the prospect of rising fees is taking a big hit on their plans and protection cost their plans to university in 2012 .i'm definitely concerning about going abroad because it's the law cheaps especially post graduate .i know  a lot of students who are how saying go to intership or something because it is justnot practical or even affordable .today's letter from nicollect from office should give better support for foreign students .it will means that university have to explain their decision to increase fees about 6000 pounds .they also have to outline how they plan help the less well afford their targets will be monitered every year. cambridge university has already come and said they planed charge 9000 pounds
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shizhouye1140b

Cambridge University has inspired some incredible careers with its huge list of famous students. Just streets away, Sixth Form pupils of Hills Rd College are feeling so certain about their future.
It's critical that this government goes ahead and slashes the education####
The prospect of rising fees is taking a big hit on their plans and potentially costing them a place to university in 2012.

I’m definitely considering going abroad because it’s not just a lot cheaper, especially post-graduate
I know a lot of students who now say maybe I need to go to apprenticeship or something because it’s just not practical or even affordable to get to university any more
Today’s letter from Nick Clegg to the Office for Fair Access should give better support for poor students. It will mean that universities have to explain their decision to increase fees above 6000 pounds a year. They also have to outline how they plan to help the less well-off and their targets would be monitored every year.
Cambridge University has already come out and said they planned to charge 9000 pounds a year for every single one of their courses. It still gets to be approved by the university’s council. But it seems it won’t just be the traditional academic universities who will be aiming for those extra high prices
Because just across the city is the Anglia Ruskin University, formerly a polytechnic. Even here, they say it’s inevitable that students are going to paying around 8000 pounds a year in fees. Studying in Cambridge already cost these students around 24000 pounds in fees and maintenance allowance, even more would put them off.
Budgets need to be going up not down, they need to be given to wider section of students who are suffering financial hardship, they need to be doing more target of access in more areas are in a greater debts than have before
I think if universities are gonna be, as automatically trying to raise to the top in terms of charging 9000 pounds and charging the maximum fees, then there needs to be much more pressure put on them by government and also much more monitoring of what they are doing
The higher fees aren’t set to kick in until 2012, but already the National Union of Students is warning that most universities will go for that maximum 9000 pounds a year, a decision that could stay many off the path to higher education.

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Inuyasha1366

Homework~
Cambridge University has inspired some incredible careers with its huge list of famous students,just street away,6th form pupils hills road college are feeling so certain about their future,the government goes ahead and slashes the education budget~,the prospect of rising fees is taking a bit hit on that plans and potentially costing them a place in university in 2012.
I'm definitely considering going abroad because it's just not cheaper,especially post graduate.I know a lot students who now say maybe I need to go to apprenticeship or spmething because it's not practical or even affordable to get to university anymore.  
Today's letter from Nick Clark to the Office for Fair Access should give better support for poor students.It means the universities have to explain that decision to increase fees above 6000 pounds a year.They have also to outline how they plan to help the less well-off and their target will be monitored every year.Cambridge University has already come out and said they planed to charge 9000 pounds a year for every single one of their courses,it still gets to be apporved by the university's council,but it seems it won't be the traditional academic universities who will be aiming for those extro high prices.Because just accross the city is the Anglia Ruskin University,formly a polytechnic,even here,they say it's inevitable that students are going to paying around 8000 pounds a year in fees,study in Cambridge've already cost the students around 24000 pounds in fees and mainteinance allowance,even more would put them off.
Budgets need to be going up not down,they need to be given to a wider section of students who are suffering financial hardship,they need to be doing more target of access in more areas are in great debts than have before,I think if university are gona be automatically trying to raise to top in terms of ~~~
The high fees aren't set to kick in until 2012,but already the national union of students is warning the most universities will go for that maxmium 9000 pounds a year that decision that could stay many off the path to higher education.

sbyy_wf

cambridge university has inspired some incredible careers with its huge list of famous students just street away sixth form people hill road college all feeling so certain about their future the prospect of rising fees is taking a bit hit on their plans and potentially costing them a place in university in 2012 i'm definitely considering going abroad because it is not just cheaper especially post graduate i know a lot students whoo now say maybe become an apprenticeship or something just because it is not pratical or even affordable to get to university any more today it's letter from nick clegg to the office for air access should give better support for poor students it means thhe universities have to explain the decision to increase fees above 6000pounds a year they also have to outline how they plan to help the less well off amd their targets will be monitores every year xambridge university has already come out and said 9000 pounds a year for every single one of their courses it still got to be approved by the university's council but it seems won't just be the traditional accademic university who be arming for those extra high prices because just across the city is anglia ruskin university formally polytechnic even here they said it is inevitable that stydents are going to pay around 8000 pounds a year in the fees studying in cambridge already cost these students around 24000 pounds in fees and maintenance allowance even more what put them off budgets need to going up not down they need to be given to wider selection of students who are suffering financial hardship they need to be doing more target of access in more areas in a grat debts than have before i think if university are gonna be automatically raise to the top in terms of charging 9000 pounds and charging the maximum fees then there needs to be much more pressure put on them by government and also much more monitoring of what they are doing the higher fees are not sets to kick in until 2012 but already the national union of students is warning the most university will go for that maximum 9000 pounds a year a decision that could stay many off the path to higher education
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zd19930914

Cambridge University has inspired some incredible careers with its huge list of famous students. Just streets away, six form pupils of Hill Road Collage are feeling so certain about their future. The prospect of rising fees is taking a big hit on their plans and potentially causing them a place in university in 2012. I'm definitely considering going abroad because it's just a lot cheaper, eapecially post-graduate. I know a lot of students who now say maybe I need to go to apprenticeship or something because it's just not pratical or even affordable to go to university any more. Today's letter from Nick Legge to the office for fair access should give better support for poor students. It means the universities have to explain the decisions to increase fees above 6,000 pounds a year. They also have to outline how they plan to help the less well off. And their targets will be mornitored every year. Cambridge University has already come out and said they planned to charge 9,000 pounds a year for every single one of their courses. It's also approved by the universities' council. But it seems it won't just be the traditional academic universities who will be aiming for those extra high prices. Because just across the city is Anglie Ruster University, formerly a polytechnic. Even here they say it's inevitable for students to go to pay around 8,000 pounds a year in fees. Studying in Cambridge already costs these students around 24,000 pounds in fees and matainence allowance, even more would put them off. Budgets need to be going up, not down. They need to be given to given to a wider section of students. They are suffering financial hardship. They need to be doing more targeted access in more areas are in greater debts than before. I think if universities are going to be autimatically trying to raise to the top in terms of charging 9,000 pounds and charging the maximum fees, then there needs to be much more pressure put on them by government and also a lot of monitoring of what they are doing. The higher fees sren't set to kick in until 2012, but already the national union of students is warning the most universities will go for that maximum 9,000 pounds a year. The decision could stay many off the path to higher education. Rianon Mills Sky News in Cambridge.
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QSY_qsy

homework:
Cambridge University has inspired some incredible careers with its huge list of famous students. Just streets away, Sixth Form pupils of Hills Rd College are feeling so certain about their future.
"It's critical that this government goes ahead and slashes the education budget so..."
The prospect of rising fees is taking a big hit on their plans and potentially costing them a place to university in 2012.
"I’m definitely considering going abroad because it’s not just a lot cheaper, especially post-graduate."
"I know a lot of students who now say maybe I need to go to apprenticeship or something because it’s just not practical or even affordable to get to university any more."
Today’s letter from Nick Clegg to the Office for Fair Access should give better support for poor students. It will mean that universities have to explain their decision to increase fees above ￡6,000 a year. They also have to outline how they plan to help the less well-off and their targets would be monitored every year.
Cambridge University has already come out and said they planned to charge ￡9,000 a year for every single one of their courses. It still gets to be approved by the university’s council. But it seems it won’t just be the traditional academic universities who will be aiming for those extra high prices.
Because just across the city is the Anglia Ruskin University, formerly a polytechnic. Evenhere, they say it’s inevitable that students are going to paying around ￡8,000 a year in fees. Studying in Cambridge already cost these students around ￡24,000 in fees and maintenance allowance, even more would put them off.
"Budgets need to be going up not down, they need to be given to wider section of students who are suffering financial hardship, they need to be doing more target of access in more areas are in a greater debts than have before."
"I think if universities are gonna be, as automatically trying to raise to the top in terms of charging  ￡9,000 and charging the maximum fees, then there needs to be much more pressure put on them by government and also much more monitoring of what they are doing."
The higher fees aren’t set to kick in until 2012, but already the National Union of Students is warning that most universities will go for that maximum ￡9,000 a year, a decision that could stay many off the path to higher education.

QSY_qsy

homework:
Cambridge University has inspired some incredible careers with its huge list of famous students. Just streets away, Sixth Form pupils of Hills Rd College are feeling so certain about their future.
"It's critical that this government goes ahead and slashes the education budget so..."
The prospect of rising fees is taking a big hit on their plans and potentially costing them a place to university in 2012.
"I’m definitely considering going abroad because it’s not just a lot cheaper, especially post-graduate."
"I know a lot of students who now say maybe I need to go to apprenticeship or something because it’s just not practical or even affordable to get to university any more."
Today’s letter from Nick Clegg to the Office for Fair Access should give better support for poor students. It will mean that universities have to explain their decision to increase fees above ￡6,000 a year. They also have to outline how they plan to help the less well-off and their targets would be monitored every year.
Cambridge University has already come out and said they planned to charge ￡9,000 a year for every single one of their courses. It still gets to be approved by the university’s council. But it seems it won’t just be the traditional academic universities who will be aiming for those extra high prices.
Because just across the city is the Anglia Ruskin University, formerly a polytechnic. Even here, they say it’s inevitable that students are going to paying around ￡8,000 a year in fees. Studying in Cambridge already cost these students around ￡24,000 in fees and maintenance allowance, even more would put them off.
"Budgets need to be going up not down, they need to be given to wider section of students who are suffering financial hardship, they need to be doing more target of access in more areas are in a greater debts than have before."
"I think if universities are gonna be, as automatically trying to raise to the top in terms of charging  ￡9,000 and charging the maximum fees, then there needs to be much more pressure put on them by government and also much more monitoring of what they are doing."
The higher fees aren’t set to kick in until 2012, but already the National Union of Students is warning that most universities will go for that maximum ￡9,000 a year, a decision that could stay many off the path to higher education.

melodyfangtasy1

Cambridge University has inspired some incredible careers with its huge list of famous students. Just streets away, six * people at Hillsroad College aren't feeling so certain about their future. The prospect of rising fees is taking a big hit on their plans and potentially costing them a place at university in 2012.

I'm definitely considering going abroad, because it's just a lot cheaper, especially post-graduate.

I know a lot of students who are now saying "Maybe I need get into apprenticeship or something." because it's just not practical or even affordable to go to university, you know.

Today * from the * to the office for fair access said should give better support for poorer students. It will mean that universities have to explain their decision to increase fees above ￡6000 a year. They also have to outline how they plan to help the last well-off and their targets will be monitored every year.

Cambridge University has already come out and said that they planned to charge ￡9000 a year for every single one of their courses. It's still got to be approved by the Universities' Council but it seems it won't just be the traditional academic universities who will be aiming those extra high prices.

Because just across the city is * University, formerly a *. Even here, they say * students are going to be paying around ￡8000 a year in fees.

Studying at Cambridge already costs these students around ￡24000 in fees and maintenance allowance. Even more * to put them off.

* needs to be going out, not dying. They not to be given to a wider section of students who are suffering financial hardship. They need to be doing more targeted access in more areas, * depths than they have before.

I think if universities are going to be this ultimate rage to the top until the charging ￡9000 *, then there should be much more pressure put on them by government and also much more monitoring of what they are doing.

The higher fees aren't set to kick in until 2012 but already the National Union of Students is warning that most universities will go for that maximum ￡9000 a year, a decision that could * many off the * to higher education.

Eleadong

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cocowyf

Cambridge University has inspired some incredible careers with its huge list of famous students. Just streets away, six form pupils of Hills Road College are feeling so certain about their future. It's critical that this government goes ahead and slashes the education budget so...The prospect of rising fees is taking a big hit on their plans and potentially costing them a place to university in 2012.I'm definitely considering going abroad,because it's just a lot cheaper,especially post-graduate.I know a lot of students who now say maybe I need to go to apprenticeship or something because it’s just not practical or even affordable to get to university any more.Today's letter from Nick..,the office for fair access should give better support for poor students.It will mean that universities have to explain their decision to increase fees above 6000 pounds a year. They also have to outline how they plan to help the less well-off and their targets would be monitored every year.Cambridge University has already come out and said they planned to charge 9000 pounds a year for every single one of their courses. It still gets to be approved by the university’s council. But it seems it won’t just be the traditional academic universities who will be aiming for those extra high prices.Because just across the city is A...University,formly a ...Even here they say it's inevitable that students are going to paying around 8000 pounds a year in fees.Studying in Cambridge already cost these students around 24000 pounds in fees and maintenance allowance, even more would put them off.
... need to be going up not down, they need to be given to wider section of students who are suffering financial hardship, they need to be doing more target of access in more areas are in a greater debts than have before.I think if universities are going to be,as automatically trying to raise to the top in terms of charging...pattern and charging the maximum fees, then there needs to be much more pressure put on them by government and also much more monitoring of what they are doing.
The higher fees aren’t set to kick in until 2012, but already the National Union of Students is warning that most universities will go for that maximum 9000 pounds a year, a decision that could stay many off the path to higher education.






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