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| Misty Kitty |
I have just realised, in realtion to the catering coursed thread i started, that i shall be a student again.
As it has been so long please remind me of all the perks that you recieve?
Anybody know if i will have to carry on paying tax as it is only a part time course?
Roll on september |
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| DJ Mikey Mike |
| I wouldn't have thought you'd have to pay tax. Might be worth giving the Citizens Advice Bureau a call. I can't wait to be a student again so the tax man can't rape me. |
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| Az |
little to no tax
no council tax is definately a bonus
NUS card for cheap maccy d's and CD's and stuff
staying in bed til 1pm
the ability to enjoy midweek pound a pint nights without consequences the next day (other than massive hangover)
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| tu_face |
-free prescriptions..?
-a healthy circuation of cannabis
-to be referred to as a "ing student" or a "ing lazy student" |
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| niteshayde |
| quote: | Originally posted by tu_face
-to be referred to as a "ing student" or a "ing lazy student" |
this one definitely applies...haha...
perks of studying? kate...take a look at the pain me, lammy and toni go thru with studying and doing uni work all the time. i give up on education..after this year, no more for me. i have been sleeping every day at 6am this entire wk cuz of a ing project i have to do. getting raped by unpaid work is so unworth it. |
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| Misty Kitty |
Tax, i don't think i'll be getting that back, as i shall be working full time and studying 2 eves a week.
I don't think i'll find the work drains me socially, the only things i do of an eve is mix and watch tv really, and i can drop the tv watching for work. The theory is meant to be fairly intensive for 2 years study so i will just have to take it as it comes. 1/2 the course is practical so i'll just practice cooking nice with mine and gareths suppers. |
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| CyberTeraz |
| An increased chance of catching an STD. Then spreading it round campus, and being given the nickname "the parasite." |
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| Spin Doctor |
Do you speak form experience there mate?  |
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| Ste |
As it's not 'Full-Time Education' you will be entitled to little or no benefits. You will certainly pay income and council tax. You will not get free prescriptions or the like, i dont even get those, you have to be on the brink of poverty.
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