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Emailing firm when someone has dropped out

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And if they have too many they can bribe people into changing course or defering - even if they offer money for that they can still save by giving away £2k rather than the £11k fine.

Do you know of that happening - a university bribing people with money???

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Juno

Original post by takethyfacehence

Do you know of that happening - a university bribing people with money???

I've seen people post it on TSR before, yes. They don't call it a bribe, but use other names such as "bursary"

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takethyfacehence

Original post by Juno

I've seen people post it on TSR before, yes. They don't call it a bribe, but use other names such as "bursary"

Ah, I see. I was wondering how they'd get away with a blatant outright bribe... I guess that gives them a bit more subtlety!

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bestofyou

Original post by SpiritedAway

I wouldn't email them. I'd ring them. I mean, it might come to nothing, so don't get your hopes up, but then, if you don't try, you'll always be wondering "what if".