I'm considering putting King's as my firm choice but I'm just worried about the costs of living. I've applied for my student loan and I've made a rough budget plan but I don't think it's enough to cover staying alive
At the moment I'd have to get a job - does anyone recommend/not recommend having a job while studying?
I'm studying biomedical science if that helps, so some practical stuff as well as lectures.
I can't, that's why I won't be taking up my UCL offer.. The most I'll have available (this is full loan+grant in Scotland - we don't get the London weighting anymore) is £8-9k, and most accom costs £7k+.
Mom's on a PhD program on £13k to support 4 kids, so literally, it'd be impossible to get support income wise from her.
I can't, that's why I won't be taking up my UCL offer.. The most I'll have available (this is full loan+grant in Scotland - we don't get the London weighting anymore) is £8-9k, and most accom costs £7k+.
Mom's on a PhD program on £13k to support 4 kids, so literally, it'd be impossible to get support income wise from her.
Masters is a waste of money if you want to get into IB, I'd only do it if I don't land anything using the above track. In other words, it's a very expensive 'reset' button to try for recruitment again. Ideally, it'd be nice to get an MBA after 3-4 years of working post-uni but we shall see what the future holds.