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by em-bee
655 days ago
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in my time bafoeg was 50% loan, and it would only cover living expenses and study material. if university cost actual money, financial support for it would be another thing entirely. the point is: does charging for university and then giving financial support to those who need it really change anything other than causing more bureaucracy and risking that some people can't go because they don't qualify for financial support yet shy away from the expense? reducing taxes so that people have more money so they can afford paid education is not going to lead to more students but less. |
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