just curious, from an early age and then experiences around the world....how much is that edu over there? seems like yall have paths for anyone to take vs if your family can afford it.. is that accurate or is it the same situation?
What country are you from, may I ask? I can't say for sure, but I would imagine that Gibraltar has a similar thing to the UK and other European countries; Student Loans. You take out a Student Loan which historically has a very low interest rate (well, historically it did. The swines in gov just upped it to 6.5%) I'm from England and that's the case for us. Anyone, no matter if they're rich or poor can take out a student loan. You just have to get into a university to do so. You start to pay it back once you earn a certain fee (for me it was £18k, most students nowadays it is £26k or so). I currently pay back approximately £60/month in student loan fees. Comes straight out of my wages so I never see that money. After 25 years, the loan is written off. As for Experiences around the world; that's a bit trickier. I would imagine if he's working at some university or museum, they might "sponsor" him, or alternatively he may have to fund it himself (donations, own savings etc).
A 40 yo is really amazing. Life expectancy was probably lower. I wonder how she passed.
just curious, from an early age and then experiences around the world....how much is that edu over there? seems like yall have paths for anyone to take vs if your family can afford it.. is that accurate or is it the same situation?
What country are you from, may I ask?
I can't say for sure, but I would imagine that Gibraltar has a similar thing to the UK and other European countries; Student Loans.
You take out a Student Loan which historically has a very low interest rate (well, historically it did. The swines in gov just upped it to 6.5%)
I'm from England and that's the case for us. Anyone, no matter if they're rich or poor can take out a student loan. You just have to get into a university to do so. You start to pay it back once you earn a certain fee (for me it was £18k, most students nowadays it is £26k or so).
I currently pay back approximately £60/month in student loan fees. Comes straight out of my wages so I never see that money.
After 25 years, the loan is written off.
As for Experiences around the world; that's a bit trickier. I would imagine if he's working at some university or museum, they might "sponsor" him, or alternatively he may have to fund it himself (donations, own savings etc).