Current High-School Senior Considering UK For Undergrad in (International) Politics/Relations

[nyxelestia]

(n00b poster is noob, so forgive any glaring idiocy or posting errors)

I am interested in the general field of law and politics, with a dash of economics and an international emphasis - though admittedly I'm still looking into a career as a politician \o/ *sells soul to the dark side* in America. I would like to study abroad, at least for my

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[tisiphone]

International fees are already unregulated and pretty high, I don't think there's going to be much shift in them.

[rhipowered]

My guess is that UK/EU students will lose it if they're paying the same amount as international students. Likely that will go up, because it's unregulated.

[tisiphone]

"Don't worry, international students still pay a lot more than home/EU students," she says, eying the international-tuition and fee-sized hole in her bank account.

(Even at top proposed rates, mine's still two thirds again and then a bit more than home tuition.)

[rhipowered]

My postgrad last year was twice the home/EU rate, which is why I'm thinking it'll likely continue to go up.