Why I Hate This Country.....at Times

haha yea fair enough, to be fair i found this out about half an hour ago and wrote in a fit of rage.

Although i don't agree that its simply an adminisration error. If they knew about the fact that it had not been finialised and yet didn't tell me, well thats not an error thats lazy and stupid

By all means, move over here [to the US]. I can assure you that our education system is far above and beyond anything the UK has to offer. The combined cost of tuition + living expenses can surpass $50,000 per year for the private schools (and that's for four years, not three) and even the bottom-of-the-barrel public schools still cost more than Oxford or Cambridge, but hey, you get what you pay for, right? I mean... granted, in California we've literally got students sitting on the floor because our budgets have been reduced to nil and there aren't enough spaces for the students who are lucky enough to get enrolled, but aside from that it's a great deal! Right?

Sarcasm aside, I'd never heard of a sandwich degree in my entire life until I began researching UK schools to escape from this ******** that is California. In the US, the way it usually works (unless you go to a top-calibre institution) is you get your 4-year degree, then desperately search for a job on your own. The world-renowned UC system (a total charade btw) starts charging students for alumni services, such as help finding a job, the day they graduate!

Practically all children who move to the US from Europe (or anywhere on Earth that takes education seriously) skip several grades upon arrival because our system is such a joke. I'll never forget being in the 9th grade (age 14) at a school where most of my biology classmates could not locate the US on a world map! People here are so stupid!

And I haven't even gotten into the finer details! But I won't. I'm done... that's MY "fit of rage."

If you think it's bad here, you don't even want to explore the idea of living anywhere else, particularly anywhere third world.

By all means, move over here [to the US]. I can assure you that our education system is far above and beyond anything the UK has to offer. The combined cost of tuition + living expenses can surpass $50,000 per year for the private schools (and that's for four years, not three) and even the bottom-of-the-barrel public schools still cost more than Oxford or Cambridge, but hey, you get what you pay for, right? I mean... granted, in California we've literally got students sitting on the floor because our budgets have been reduced to nil and there aren't enough spaces for the students who are lucky enough to get enrolled, but aside from that it's a great deal! Right?

Sarcasm aside, I'd never heard of a sandwich degree in my entire life until I began researching UK schools to escape from this ******** that is California. In the US, the way it usually works (unless you go to a top-calibre institution) is you get your 4-year degree, then desperately search for a job on your own. The world-renowned UC system (a total charade btw) starts charging students for alumni services, such as help finding a job, the day they graduate!

Practically all children who move to the US from Europe (or anywhere on Earth that takes education seriously) skip several grades upon arrival because our system is such a joke. I'll never forget being in the 9th grade (age 14) at a school where most of my biology classmates could not locate the US on a world map! People here are so stupid!

And I haven't even gotten into the finer details! But I won't. I'm done... that's MY "fit of rage."