BTL and Scottish University Places

[vetran]

I had no idea getting a job in Subway was so difficult.

well she kneaded the bread

[SueEllen]

I think they'd right this one off,

I didn't realise Scottish people wrote standard English in a different dialect of English to people in England.

[Old Hack]

Interestingly, if you have a French, or EU residence, you pay overseas fees for Jock Uni's and it's about £1800 a year.

4 year degrees there end in Masters too, iirc. I am thinking of sending the girls out to live in our place in Poitou-Charentes the summer they apply for Uni places. Anything but having to buy a place in Scotland...

[SueEllen]

Interestingly, if you have a French, or EU residence, you pay overseas fees for Jock Uni's and it's about £1800 a year.

4 year degrees there end in Masters too, iirc. I am thinking of sending the girls out to live in our place in Poitou-Charentes the summer they apply for Uni places. Anything but having to buy a place in Scotland...

It's actually the three years before they take in to consideration.

So you need to educate them in the French system or at a European school in France, with a home address in France French school for the last 3 years of their education.

[scooterscot]

I didn't realise Scottish people wrote standard English in a different dialect of English to people in England.

u learn somit nu every day

[minestrone]

I believe Scottish pupils do their final exams a year earlier than the English, that accounts for the extra year at Uni.

[eek]

I believe Scottish pupils do their final exams a year earlier than the English, that accounts for the extra year at Uni.

Well yes but to truth would spoil this thread (and to be honest most others in general).....

[scooterscot]

Well yes but to truth would spoil this thread (and to be honest most others in general).....

The truth hurts.

[amcdonald]

The truth hurts.

[Old Hack]

It's actually the three years before they take in to consideration.

So you need to educate them in the French system or at a European school in France, with a home address in France French school for the last 3 years of their education.

Not from the ones I have looked at; you need, and I quote, Undergraduate Courses: Students with qualifications from any international high school are expected to have results comparable to students from UK institutions.

Well, that would be covered. No time limits suggested. I have spoken to Edinburgh uni, and all they have to do, is apply.

It's also free for them to go, I was wrong about the €1800. All they have to do, is have comparable exam results from UK institutes.