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>Ironically, this hugely favours immigrants from EU countries with free or cheap education systems. You do know that there's (currently) literally nothing stop
by ginko 10y ago
>Ironically, this hugely favours immigrants from EU countries with free or cheap education systems.
You do know that there's (currently) literally nothing stopping you from getting your degree in those EU countries, right?
- pjc50 10y agoWell, I already have one - I was in the last generation to get an actual student grant and no tuition fees - but I suspect the main obstacle people will face is language skills and the difficulty of a course not taught in one's first language. Then there's the plausible scenario of having to apply for a visa in a hurry if the Brexit balloon goes up.
- jdietrich 10y agoA lot of European universities now offer courses in English to attract cross-border students. British students are notoriously poor at learning second languages, but they have the advantage of being native speakers of the global lingua franca.