Comments on: Indian Students Struggling to get Tuition Back

By: tilak

tilak — Fri, 09 Sep 2011 18:16:15 +0000

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By: marocup

marocup — Thu, 27 Jan 2011 11:36:49 +0000

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By: HomeTuition

HomeTuition — Sun, 07 Nov 2010 09:12:16 +0000

Thanks for highlighting this problem to students.

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sahibjeet — Sat, 18 Sep 2010 10:39:17 +0000

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By: Bosco

Bosco — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 03:34:49 +0000

oh I forgot… Europe might be cold and u may have to take a year of language study…but sometimes, it could be a better deal than coming down here…but yes, it is up to you.
I have spent myself 5 years there and find that it is easier to make friends there even though u deal with some moroons sometimes too (they exist everyhwere). But remember that over there, unis are free and u may have higher chances to find better opportunities than here; I`ve been tehre for 5 years and yes, racist people exist, but rarely, I ahve come accross news dealing with coward bashings, which in my views, are just a manifestation of jealousy!! yes, u made it..they didn`t make it, and they never will…those Oz with failed lives (not all, some Oz) will remain frustrated for ever all their life.
Pls before coming here, think abt your investment, the prospects offered here (they are not as bright as they seem, believe me…), your own safety, immigration rules which becomes tighter, and the indifference of the police in case of aggression; also think about the fact that u will be given the worst jobs (U might be underpaid or even exploited!!) with the worst wkg conditions…it is my own experience but then, it is really up to you to decide!!!
Personally, I would try to get my undergrad done somewhere else (at least, u won`t spend that much!!) and come here later or just go elsewhere..if u still can!! For God’s sake..don`t put yourself into unnecessary troubles and stress!! don`t risk it if u`re still unsure….

By: Bosco

Bosco — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 03:23:41 +0000

The fact is that such news will push overseas students to apply elsewhere. I was in continental europe, studying, and yes over tehre too, problems exist but at least, there are no tuition fees to be paid there unless u go for private institutes…So u do your undergrad and graduate studies for free!!!!
on a personal standpoint, I think australia offers less and less prospects after graduation..ain`t I wrong? Personally, I have advised my relatives (3) to apply to uni in europe for their undergrad as at least up there, they won`t waste $25,000 of tuition per year not including accomodation, food and other expenses!! not including the fact that they cannot get concessions (in europe, u can apply as a foreigner) and have to endure 3 years in unsafe suburbs!!
With very little future prospects in australia, with lots of money to invest, lots of risk to take and lots of sacrifie to go thru here in this country, I came to the point where I told relatives, friends, newly HSC graduate to reconsiderate their choices and may be opt for cheaper alternatives in France or Germany (back there, u can stay 3 years after graduating, whereas here… uhhhhhhhh….). IN any cases, each student gone elsewhere is $80,000 foregone for unis down here!!

By: abercrombie

abercrombie — Sun, 20 Jun 2010 03:00:37 +0000

If you are a runner, you know that the summer months can be some of the most dreadful times of the year to run. The humidity mixed in with the ridiculously high temperatures can make even the most grizzled marathon runner gasping for every breath they can. Sometimes, it is better to go running at night when the air dries out and the temperature falls. If you are going to do this, however, make sure that you wear both bright clothing and some kind of reflective material so people driving can see you. Even if you just plan on running a trail by your house, you should be wearing colors that can be seen during the night.