Changes aim to stop students abusing loan system

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Students who have made a career out of studying may find their funding is cut off when the budget is delivered next month.
Students who have made a career out of studying may find their funding is cut off when the budget is delivered next month.

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08 Aug 2011 10:12p.m.

Ghazia Zainab wrote:

where is my result.

14 Dec 2010 10:28p.m.

LightningClit wrote:

Students can abuse a lot of that money within that 6 years. What difference does it make? I know a lot of people who have applied and got into university just for the sake of abusing the student loan system.

24 Apr 2010 02:25p.m.

Medstudent wrote:

They have obviously not put much thought into the six year limit on interest free loans because my course is six years long. Whereas most undergraduates would have started earning within 6 years, i would have just graduated. They seriously need to revise this depending on the course you are going. This on top of raising fees for med students is obviously gonna have us thinking of leaving for aussie where we get paid more. A good move if the government wants to put pressure on our already understaffed health care system.