Regarding student visa and college fees
#1
Regarding student visa and college fees
Hi,
Im looking at the student visa option, as an agent has sent me an info pack and has recommended this type of visa for me. I dont know how I could possibly afford the to pay the college fees in one lump sum!
College: Silver Trowel, Perth
Cost approx: $28,950
They say on the website you can pay in 4 different payments, BEFORE the commencement of each semester. So, if I cant for example, pay my second semester due to lack of/no funds, Its going to take me a decade to complete it!
I dont own a house, so no equity to use. I will try save as much possible, but £15k-20k is not that realistic to me, if I plan to go in the next 2-3 years, my salary just would not cope.
Im 22 male and single status. Could anybody tell me if there are ANY options of affordability in my situation? Loans, a study grant, more flexible payments options? Have you been through this college and found a way of getting through these huge fees?
Look forward to your responses.
Regards
Nick
Im looking at the student visa option, as an agent has sent me an info pack and has recommended this type of visa for me. I dont know how I could possibly afford the to pay the college fees in one lump sum!
College: Silver Trowel, Perth
Cost approx: $28,950
They say on the website you can pay in 4 different payments, BEFORE the commencement of each semester. So, if I cant for example, pay my second semester due to lack of/no funds, Its going to take me a decade to complete it!
I dont own a house, so no equity to use. I will try save as much possible, but £15k-20k is not that realistic to me, if I plan to go in the next 2-3 years, my salary just would not cope.
Im 22 male and single status. Could anybody tell me if there are ANY options of affordability in my situation? Loans, a study grant, more flexible payments options? Have you been through this college and found a way of getting through these huge fees?
Look forward to your responses.
Regards
Nick
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Re: regarding student visa and college fees
Hi,
Im looking at the student visa option, as an agent has sent me an info pack and has recommended this type of visa for me. I dont know how I could possibly afford the to pay the college fees in one lump sum!
College: Silver Trowel, Perth
Cost approx: $28,950
They say on the website you can pay in 4 different payments, BEFORE the commencement of each semester. So, if I cant for example, pay my second semester due to lack of/no funds, Its going to take me a decade to complete it!
I dont own a house, so no equity to use. I will try save as much possible, but £15k-20k is not that realistic to me, if I plan to go in the next 2-3 years, my salary just would not cope.
Im 22 male and single status. Could anybody tell me if there are ANY options of affordability in my situation? Loans, a study grant, more flexible payments options? Have you been through this college and found a way of getting through these huge fees?
Look forward to your responses.
Regards
Nick
Im looking at the student visa option, as an agent has sent me an info pack and has recommended this type of visa for me. I dont know how I could possibly afford the to pay the college fees in one lump sum!
College: Silver Trowel, Perth
Cost approx: $28,950
They say on the website you can pay in 4 different payments, BEFORE the commencement of each semester. So, if I cant for example, pay my second semester due to lack of/no funds, Its going to take me a decade to complete it!
I dont own a house, so no equity to use. I will try save as much possible, but £15k-20k is not that realistic to me, if I plan to go in the next 2-3 years, my salary just would not cope.
Im 22 male and single status. Could anybody tell me if there are ANY options of affordability in my situation? Loans, a study grant, more flexible payments options? Have you been through this college and found a way of getting through these huge fees?
Look forward to your responses.
Regards
Nick
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#3
Re: Regarding student visa and college fees
From memory, I think the only possibility is a UK career development loan. Not worth it in my opinion, I think you can only borrow a small amount and there are so many conditions attached it wouldn't be worth it.
It's either pay the cash or forget it, sorry!
It's either pay the cash or forget it, sorry!
#4
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 2,225
Re: Regarding student visa and college fees
Gosh that's a lot!!! I thought Bond Univesity fees were high but that makes them look like value for money.
Hope someone comes up with a solution for you.
Hope someone comes up with a solution for you.
#5
Re: Regarding student visa and college fees
Did they not suggest a working holiday visa? Or would that not work for you?
Also, I imagine it would be cheaper to retrain in something in the UK and then apply.
Also, I imagine it would be cheaper to retrain in something in the UK and then apply.