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Brexit: Would it impact international and EU students?

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Original post by Nathanielle
Inside the EU it should be no problem to get found out and being forced to pay it. One just has to do it. I mean it works in case you drive too fast, why should it not work for student loans?


Well for whatever reason it isn't and these people are disappearing. There is a team I think which tries to find them but not sure they can force payments
Original post by Nathanielle
Inside the EU it should be no problem to get found out and being forced to pay it. One just has to do it. I mean it works in case you drive too fast, why should it not work for student loans?

@neal95

It's true. In recent weeks, we have seen several EU students on the Oxbridge and London unis threads in this forum say something to the effect that

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they couldn't care less about Brexit

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all they care about is receiving funding and loans so that they can pursue their studies in UK

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their teachers have told them that UK's government are so slow to effect any change it would take forever to implement them

So you must be wondering whats wrong with EU students wanting to study in UK? Well, a growing number of these EU students simply take up loans, one after another and then disappear after they've completed their studies without repaying the loans.

The British government has to write off these debts. It's been reported several times and it's about time UK puts her foot down and prioritise UK students first.

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/672898/eu-students-uk-taxpayers-89-million-fee-fleeing-tuition-fees

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews/9948449/EU-students-10-times-more-likely-to-avoid-repaying-loans.html

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews/10479178/Student-loans-thousands-of-Europeans-failing-to-repay-debts.html
Original post by Audrey18
@neal95

It's true. In recent weeks, we have seen several EU students on the Oxbridge and London unis threads in this forum say something to the effect that

•

they couldn't care less about Brexit

•

all they care about is receiving funding and loans so that they can pursue their studies in UK

•

their teachers have told them that UK's government are so slow to effect any change it would take forever to implement them

So you must be wondering whats wrong with EU students wanting to study in UK? Well, a growing number of these EU students simply take up loans, one after another and then disappear after they've completed their studies without repaying the loans.

The British government has to write off these debts. It's been reported several times and it's about time UK puts her foot down and prioritise UK students first.

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/672898/eu-students-uk-taxpayers-89-million-fee-fleeing-tuition-fees

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews/9948449/EU-students-10-times-more-likely-to-avoid-repaying-loans.html

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews/10479178/Student-loans-thousands-of-Europeans-failing-to-repay-debts.html


PRSOM!! you are talking some very good sense right here

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