Many Student University Places put at Risk Due to Government Blunder

July 25, 2011 - PRLog -- When the Government announced the plans to increase student fees to a maximum of £9,000, many people were outraged at the idea and didn’t believe it was a good idea for anyone.

“As these fees are not directly paid by the student straight away but are paid upfront by the Government, this means that from 2012 they will have to find an extra £2 billion a year and the only realistic alternative would be to cut the number of places at the Universities throughout the country“ said Sarah Stanton a spokesperson from Poor Credit Loans 4 You who specialist in helping students acquire private student loans http://www.poor-credit-loans-4-you.co.uk

Around 200,000 people are already expected to miss out this year amid a record number of applications and next year two in three Universities will be charging the full £9,000.

All the top 50 universities will be charging above £6,000, which means they will have to offer free places, bursaries and other projects worth £602 Million to disadvantaged youngsters

“With the costs for the Government and Universities spiralling out of control, there have been many calls for the Government to force fees down.

Gareth Thomas, Labours universities spokesman, said, “Not one university that increased fees to £9,000 has been told to lower their fees and not one access agreement has been rejected despite David Cameron and Nick Clegg’s grand claims”

And Sally Hunt, president of the University and College Union, said, “The new system is flawed both economically and morally and it is not right to ask the brightest brains in this country to be guinea pigs for an unfair system that has not been properly thought through”

“When pushing hard to persuade Liberal Democrat MPs to break their pre election pledge to vote against any rise in fees, ministers made much of the fact that fees of over £6,000 would be the exception. Quite clearly that is not the case.

So with the number of places being cut due to the rising prices getting a Private Student Loan could now be a great option for all.

Poor Credit Loans 4 You spokesperson Sarah Stanton stated “With many people anticipating these kinds of problems with the system we have seen an increase in the number of applications for Private Student Loans as many students feel the government is untrustworthy and they may not get their student loan from The Student Loans Company.

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