Work....

Uni will give you more options in later life and it's an opportunity to study a subject you enjoy but I guess it's not for everyone. If you would rather work and it's going well for you then don't apply to university.

Yeah I don't want to be learning for another 6 years tbh, have a nasty debt, and no gauruntee of a job. Let alone being able to study hard enough to get even a 2:1 it's waste of time, even if I was earning 10K per year for that 6 years, I'm gunna be @ 60K while uni student will be -21K

Why are you talking BS?

He's not. God, you're such a ****. You're one of those people who seem to think that not going to university is the most important thing in life. You do realise that you can be successful and well-paid without a degree. Why don't you stop talking BS for a moment and realise that you can get ahead without a degree. ****.

Why are you talking BS?

SPMS - Remember me please, write down my username on something, just remember me. In like 8 months I'm going to come back to you, and we'll see who's bull****ting. Right now I have no evidence, but in 8 months Iwill.

Least I can make sense in a argument.
Also university is useful, how would we have doctors etc.
Second LSE economics students would laugh at how much he is on. Tell them university isn't worth it.

Least I can make sense in a argument.
Also university is useful, how would we have doctors etc.
Second LSE economics students would laugh at how much he is on. Tell them university isn't worth it.

Sure, you can be sucessful and well paid without a degree. Although, you're not really helping anyone.

All major discoveries have been found by people who have attended uni.

I'd rather help the human race than be rich.

TBH I'd rather just be rich, so I can help my family, I dnt give a **** about the human race, survival of the fittest

3) Uni only doesn't guarantee you a job if you do a crap degree, attend a crap university, or leave with a poor degree classification.

1) University isn't just about getting a job, it's about education.
2) You talk as if not going to university guarantees you a job - it doesn't.
3) Uni only doesn't guarantee you a job if you do a crap degree, attend a crap university, or leave with a poor degree classification. As somebody leaving a russel group university with a first class degree in engineering, I won't have any trouble
4) University gives you options. If your particular industry goes to pot for whatever reason, and you don't have a degree, then you'll have a hard time fitting into another role. Getting a degree diversifies you, meaning you have a pretty solid safety net regardless of what happens.
5) Life isn't all about the money. University is enjoyable, and a 20-50k graduate job which you love is far more rewarding that a 60-100k job which is likely to be dull and mindless.

Tell me one person who has got rich having a job? (except bankers)