ARU Students against a rise in tuition fees

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   Name: Matthew East on Nov 23, 2009

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   Name: Emma McLendon on Nov 23, 2009

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   Name: Laura Jayne Barber on Nov 24, 2009

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   Name: Jani on Nov 24, 2009

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   Name: Guillaume DEÜ on Nov 24, 2009

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   Name: Anonymous on Nov 24, 2009

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   Name: Matt Wagg on Nov 24, 2009

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   Name: Anonymous on Nov 24, 2009

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   Name: Sophie Zadeh on Nov 24, 2009

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    Name: Alvaro Manuel Teixeira Da Silva on Nov 24, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 24, 2009

    Comments: Great to see this will be student lead....Count me into anything which raises student debt in my community!

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    Name: Amanda Martinez on Nov 24, 2009

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    Name: Byron Royal on Nov 24, 2009

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    Name: Andy McGowan on Nov 24, 2009

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    Name: David Bejinar on Nov 24, 2009

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    Name: Daniel Chilvers on Nov 24, 2009

    Comments: this is absolutely ridiculous £10000 thats just not feasable, i thought i was coming out of uni with enough debt and thats just roughly £20000 so this would more than double that end debt!!

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    Name: Adekola Oluwasegun Adepoju on Nov 24, 2009

    Comments: Why the Increase in Tuition Fees. Why Restrict many from getting Educated As Desired. Be Fair & Give All A Chance Of Study. Hence, reducing the number of Criminals.

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    Name: Marc Adam Summers on Nov 24, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 24, 2009

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    Name: Gemma Raymond on Nov 24, 2009

    Comments: You have my Full support!!

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    Name: Karin Read on Nov 24, 2009

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    Name: Joshua Marks on Nov 24, 2009

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    Name: Joseph Harris on Nov 24, 2009

    Comments: No to this dreadful dreadful thing.

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 24, 2009

    Comments: These tuition fee hikes are unjustified and unnecessary!!!

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    Name: Jessica Clausen on Nov 25, 2009

    Comments: A removal of the cap on tuition fees (or even a massive, though still capped, rise) may prevent the "brain drain" (Telegraph, 13.11.09) that Lord Mandelson appears to be so concerned by - by preventing some of the brightest young people in the UK from achieving the qualifications they would need in order to be attractive to the US as academics. Young people do not generally want to come out of university with huge debt; and almost all students are poor. Students are over 18, and many parents are not prepared to financially support their adult off-spring. Yes, some degrees can lead to some highly-paid jobs, and to those individuals in such jobs, a debt of £60,000 may not seem so daunting. However, many degrees do not lead to a specific position - e.g: archaeology; history; english; sociology - is Lord Mandelson suggesting that the only degrees worth studying for are those, like medicine and law, which have a direct application to a high-paid job-role There are also degrees, like social work, which lead directly to a job-role that is not so highly paid - as a social work student with a disability, I would not be able to study if I were going to come out of university with a huge debt.

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    Name: Phyllida Bluemel on Nov 25, 2009

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    Name: Amanda Tuck on Nov 25, 2009

    Comments: It will really make studying harder if fee go up.

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    Name: Edward West on Nov 25, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 25, 2009

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    Name: Hannah Capek on Nov 25, 2009

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    Name: Rosie Nance on Nov 25, 2009

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    Name: JEANETTE LAND on Nov 25, 2009

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    Name: Jennifer Rolls on Nov 25, 2009

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    Name: Sarah Hayward on Nov 25, 2009

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    Name: Richard Savage on Nov 25, 2009

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    Name: Tim Chilestone on Nov 25, 2009

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    Name: Monika Hasalikova on Nov 25, 2009

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    Name: Monika Hasalikova on Nov 25, 2009

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    Name: Michael Harrod on Nov 25, 2009

    Comments: Itas unjust - only the rich kids would be able to afford a good education!!! grrrrr, teh goverment cannot get away with this......

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    Name: Michael Harrod on Nov 25, 2009

    Comments: Itas unjust - only the rich kids would be able to afford a good education!!! grrrrr, the goverment cannot get away with this......

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    Name: Tim Johnson on Nov 25, 2009

    Comments: FUCK THE GOVERNMENT. BE VEGGY

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    Name: Iain Stewart on Nov 25, 2009

    Comments: I strongly believe that if UK and International Students are going to benefit from an otherwise excellent education system, fees need to be capped at current levels for the forseeable future. Especially in regard to UK students, it is important that those that are able, are enabled. Without a strongly educated workforce, the UK will lose its ability to compete on the world stage in commerce, politics and most other international ventures. Some potential students may seek higher education - and employment - abroad, simply to avoid extortionate prices at home! Sort it out!!!!

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    Name: Lucinda Musgrove - Farley on Nov 25, 2009

    Comments: Why is our government trying to strangle our country If tuition fees are raised this will result in the majority of the population being unable to go to university as the majority of the population are working class and won’t be able to afford extravagant aspects of this nature. Surely the more people that have higher qualifications the more refined and better our country becomes. If we have a lot less educated people in our country then things such as crime rates will rise, more people will be forced to rely on hand outs from the government which will lead to a big downward spiral for everyone. This is a ludicrous idea – we need to give them a wake up call!

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    Name: Lucinda Musgrove - Farley on Nov 25, 2009

    Comments: Why is our government trying to strangle our country If tuition fees are raised this will result in the majority of the population being unable to go to university as the majority of the population are working class and won’t be able to afford extravagant aspects of this nature. Surely the more people that have higher qualifications the more refined and better our country becomes. If we have a lot less educated people in our country then things such as crime rates will rise, more people will be forced to rely on hand outs from the government which will lead to a big downward spiral for everyone. This is a ludicrous idea – we need to give them a wake up call!

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    Name: Grace Shaw on Nov 25, 2009

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    Name: Daniel Tench on Nov 25, 2009

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    Name: Hugh Sillitoe on Nov 25, 2009

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    Name: Holly Spittles on Nov 25, 2009

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    Name: Emma Lord on Nov 25, 2009

    Comments: ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!!!

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 25, 2009

    Comments: way too high for current comercial universities, and for the quality of lectures

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