Scott Raisbeck
@scottraisbeck.bsky.social
"30-something with a PhD in ‘muttering under my breath’ and a minor in ‘sighing.’ Here for constructive rants, accidental wisdom, and the occasional 'hadn't thought of it like that'. Follow for fed-up reflections on life with, hopefully, a dash of wit."
And for anyone that is remotely interested;
Including interest I've repaid approx £17,000
I did History at university
My career has absolutely nothing to do with my degree or the 'skills learned'
Yes I would do it again based on the same fees.
No I would not do it again based on the current fees.
Including interest I've repaid approx £17,000
I did History at university
My career has absolutely nothing to do with my degree or the 'skills learned'
Yes I would do it again based on the same fees.
No I would not do it again based on the current fees.
November 13, 2024 at 11:12 AM
And for anyone that is remotely interested;
Including interest I've repaid approx £17,000
I did History at university
My career has absolutely nothing to do with my degree or the 'skills learned'
Yes I would do it again based on the same fees.
No I would not do it again based on the current fees.
Including interest I've repaid approx £17,000
I did History at university
My career has absolutely nothing to do with my degree or the 'skills learned'
Yes I would do it again based on the same fees.
No I would not do it again based on the current fees.
It should be said that I benefitted from annual fees of £1,200 for the course and about £3,000 in maintenance loans per year so when I left my total debt was around £13,000, probably wouldn't cover a year's fees and loans today.
November 13, 2024 at 11:05 AM
It should be said that I benefitted from annual fees of £1,200 for the course and about £3,000 in maintenance loans per year so when I left my total debt was around £13,000, probably wouldn't cover a year's fees and loans today.