Well done brexiteers...

[Mottie]

You really are very very thick or a sh*t stirrer...

So educate me. Tell me who you think is responsible for giving out visas to any students that want to study in Spain. That’s not just U.K. students, it’s any students from anywhere in the world. It’s a fairly simple question. To help you answer this, feel free to educate yourself by looking here. If you still can’t work it out, get an adult to read it for you.

 

[Android 07]

So, as a British national, they are going to some European university while rest of the world queue up to get a British university degree and have been for years. l o l

 

[Android 07]

It'll all balance out OK. Kids will no longer be able to get an education, so our potential scientists, lawyers, teachers and surgeons will instead work in chicken factories and on farms. Everything will be OK.

I did A-levels in 2002-2004. The college had no Chemistry or Biology classes. The Physics class had only 3 students including me. British teens are not interested in learning science subjects and all go for the easy-to-get-A shtty subjects like Photography, Psychology, etc.

 

[transam]

Going to Spain to study

study what

how to cook Paella

 

[Mottie]

Going to Spain to study

study what

how to cook Paella

How to have a siesta every day from 12.00 to 6.00.

 

[Captain Nemesis]

Can someone please explain to transman and mottie that there really is no need for them to keep on and on and on displaying their offensive ignorance and shamefully stupid childishness - it is getting exceedingly tiresome.

 

[Captain Nemesis]

So, as a British national, they are going to some European university while rest of the world queue up to get a British university degree and have been for years. l o l

Applications from EU students to UK universities down 40 percent

EU students avoid UK universities ahead of post-Brexit spike in tuition fees.

U.K. universities have reported a 40 percent fall in the number of applications for undergraduate degrees from EU nationals, ahead of a spike in tuition fees due to Brexit.

Data from the national application service Ucas published Thursday show that the number of EU students applying for undergraduate courses at British higher education institutions dropped from 43,030 to 26,010 in one year. The data covers applications received before the main January 29 application deadline for courses starting this fall.

Although the coronavirus restrictions in many countries might have had an impact, the drop is largely attributed to a significant increase in tuition fees for EU students starting undergraduate and postgraduate degrees from the 2021-22 academic year.

EU nationals not covered by the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement will no longer be eligible for “home fee” status and loans for courses starting in September.

Those enrolled in English universities, for example, used to pay £9,250 in tuition fees per year, but that amount will now be up to four times higher, depending on the university and the type of degree.

 

[fillyboy]

Going to Spain to study

study what

How to annoy a cow.

 

[Captain Nemesis]

Can someone please explain to transman and mottie and fillyboy that there really is no need for them to keep on and on and on displaying their offensive ignorance and shamefully stupid childishness - it is getting exceedingly tiresome.

 

[Ihavenojob]

How to annoy a cow.

or biology

 

[noseall]

Can someone please explain to transman and mottie and fillyboy that there really is no need for them to keep on and on and on displaying their offensive ignorance

They are just frightened of foreigners is all, especially the Germans. That and the fact that The Wail, Telegraph and the Express relentlessly bash the EU nations on a daily basis. Fodder for ignorant gammons.

 

[Mottie]

Can someone please explain to transman and mottie that there really is no need for them to keep on and on and on displaying their offensive ignorance and shamefully stupid childishness - it is getting exceedingly tiresome.

Can someone explain to me where you get a visa to 'study' in a Spanish university because that is where the hold up seems to be. Is it from the Manyana, sorry, Spanish embassy or consulate by any chance?

 

[motorbiking]

There was a bloke on the radio saying they were willing to pay £10k to students to defer a year as they were so over subscribed on places. Doesn't sound like we have a demand problem in the UK.

 

[noseall]

So, as a British national, they are going to some European university while rest of the world queue up to get a British university degree and have been for years. l o l

Funny old thing studying languages, innit.

 

[Mottie]

Can someone explain to me where you get a visa to 'study' in a Spanish university because that is where the hold up seems to be. Is it from the Manyana, sorry, Spanish embassy or consulate by any chance?

Nobody? Ok. If none of you clever educated chaps on here with a keen interest in all things European can’t tell me that, it’s no wonder these poor wannabe students can’t find out either!