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Education is a luxury that many cannot afford. If you want to study, you have to pay for it. Once the poor knew their place and it wasn't in the classroom. Today that no longer applies. We are told we have a choice and that education is freely available.
Debt, however, seems to be part of the student's lot. For those that have chosen to study and go onto higher education there is a high cost to be paid. The average student debt today is more than ten thousand dollars. Increased tuition fees, high living expenses and the day-to-day charges mean that many students cannot afford to realise their dreams. The reason is simple. To study means costly loans, high interest top-ups and credit card debt. Many students are forced into bankruptcy before they have even begun their full time working lives.
Our students are forced into low paying jobs to subsidise their education. Many Governments agree that students should work no more than ten to fifteen hours a week at these jobs. The reality......

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