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| 15-01-2016 08:32 PM | |
| Unregistered |
You don't have to pay right away. You can just take a loan and pay back after you graduate. If you graduate and start at a 2.5k job, it will take you about a year to pay back the loan. That's not too long. Alternatively, you can teach tuition if your grades are good. Although, that's not likely if you are heading to UOL. I used to work at a hotel restaurant a few years ago. The thing about hotels is that they usually have high demand for breakfast buffet staff. Because this is when the demand peaks. Nowadays the rate is 8-10/hr. You don't even need to take orders or deliver food! Just clear used plates and send to the back. So the work is much simpler. |
| 15-01-2016 08:05 PM | |
| humblehustler |
Rmit/ Uol University tuition fees Hi there, A brief background of myself: Am still under e conscription act, about half a year more to go. Am previously from DMS, SIMGE. As most of you would know, one of the windows for the application of Rmit/ Uol has opened. Was pretty excited to apply but received a terrible news from my mom. She told me that her investments recently busted out big time, in other words, she doesn't have enough to support me for my bach. Now, I'm not blaming my mom for not having the ability to fund my bach, nor do I in the very first place have the right to pin point e blame to anyone. I'm just pretty baffled by e fact that I'm gna have to find a way, by hook or crook, to raise 20-25k to finance myself through. Due t e fact that my mom assured me before that she would take care of em. Just to clear e air, I'm from a lower-middle tier family, so any assumption to if I'm spoilt can be taken out without question. Am here hoping that people with similar prior experience could advise me. My current objective is to raise e sum of money, but I do not know if I'd get a job, say waitering, for fast cash, or do something like an internship, which would take longer for me to save up, but something of value for my CV in e near future. Chances are I wouldn't be enrolling into e uni in '16, probably '17. Looking forward t all e constructive & practical suggestions. Cheers. |
