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A. витрати на житло

В. дохід

С. курс із отримання наукового сту­пеня

D. останній термін

E. витрати на життя

F. пропонувати позику

A. витрати на житло

В. дохід

С. курс із отримання наукового сту­пеня

D. останній термін

E. витрати на життя

F. пропонувати позику

A. витрати на житло

В. дохід

С. курс із отримання наукового сту­пеня

D. останній термін

E. витрати на життя

F. пропонувати позику

A. витрати на житло

В. дохід

С. курс із отримання наукового сту­пеня

D. останній термін

E. витрати на життя

F. пропонувати позику

A. витрати на житло

В. дохід

С. курс із отримання наукового сту­пеня

D. останній термін

E. витрати на життя

F. пропонувати позику

A. витрати на житло

В. дохід

С. курс із отримання наукового сту­пеня

D. останній термін

E. витрати на життя

F. пропонувати позику

A. Students have to pay back their loans when they leave university, but not until their income reaches 10,000 per year. The interest rates are low and there is no deadline for repayment.

B. Since 1990, the government has offered student loans to help the situation.

C. At 18, British school-leavers with A-levels can apply for a degree course at university.

D. However, most students find that the loans do not fully meet their needs, so many have to stay in the family home to avoid accommodation costs, or take part-time jobs while they are studying.

E. Most of these courses last for three years, and students must pay all of their own accommodation and living costs, and some of their tuition fees.

F. The loans are between 3,000 and 5,000 per year depending on whether students live with their parents or away from home, and also whether or not they live in London.

A. Students have to pay back their loans when they leave university, but not until their income reaches 10,000 per year. The interest rates are low and there is no deadline for repayment.

B. Since 1990, the government has offered student loans to help the situation.

C. At 18, British school-leavers with A-levels can apply for a degree course at university.

D. However, most students find that the loans do not fully meet their needs, so many have to stay in the family home to avoid accommodation costs, or take part-time jobs while they are studying.

E. Most of these courses last for three years, and students must pay all of their own accommodation and living costs, and some of their tuition fees.

F. The loans are between 3,000 and 5,000 per year depending on whether students live with their parents or away from home, and also whether or not they live in London.

A. Students have to pay back their loans when they leave university, but not until their income reaches 10,000 per year. The interest rates are low and there is no deadline for repayment.

B. Since 1990, the government has offered student loans to help the situation.

C. At 18, British school-leavers with A-levels can apply for a degree course at university.

D. However, most students find that the loans do not fully meet their needs, so many have to stay in the family home to avoid accommodation costs, or take part-time jobs while they are studying.

E. Most of these courses last for three years, and students must pay all of their own accommodation and living costs, and some of their tuition fees.

F. The loans are between 3,000 and 5,000 per year depending on whether students live with their parents or away from home, and also whether or not they live in London.

A. Students have to pay back their loans when they leave university, but not until their income reaches 10,000 per year. The interest rates are low and there is no deadline for repayment.

B. Since 1990, the government has offered student loans to help the situation.

C. At 18, British school-leavers with A-levels can apply for a degree course at university.

D. However, most students find that the loans do not fully meet their needs, so many have to stay in the family home to avoid accommodation costs, or take part-time jobs while they are studying.

E. Most of these courses last for three years, and students must pay all of their own accommodation and living costs, and some of their tuition fees.

F. The loans are between 3,000 and 5,000 per year depending on whether students live with their parents or away from home, and also whether or not they live in London.

A. Students have to pay back their loans when they leave university, but not until their income reaches 10,000 per year. The interest rates are low and there is no deadline for repayment.

B. Since 1990, the government has offered student loans to help the situation.

C. At 18, British school-leavers with A-levels can apply for a degree course at university.

D. However, most students find that the loans do not fully meet their needs, so many have to stay in the family home to avoid accommodation costs, or take part-time jobs while they are studying.

E. Most of these courses last for three years, and students must pay all of their own accommodation and living costs, and some of their tuition fees.

F. The loans are between 3,000 and 5,000 per year depending on whether students live with their parents or away from home, and also whether or not they live in London.

A. Students have to pay back their loans when they leave university, but not until their income reaches 10,000 per year. The interest rates are low and there is no deadline for repayment.

B. Since 1990, the government has offered student loans to help the situation.

C. At 18, British school-leavers with A-levels can apply for a degree course at university.

D. However, most students find that the loans do not fully meet their needs, so many have to stay in the family home to avoid accommodation costs, or take part-time jobs while they are studying.

E. Most of these courses last for three years, and students must pay all of their own accommodation and living costs, and some of their tuition fees.

F. The loans are between 3,000 and 5,000 per year depending on whether students live with their parents or away from home, and also whether or not they live in London.

A. their accommodation;

B. their education;

C. both.

A. At 18, all the British school-leavers can enter the university.

B. There is no time limit on the repayment of student loans.

C. Students have to pay back their loans as soon as they start earning a certain sum.

A. the student’s parents’ income;

B. the student’s progress at university;

C. if the student has to pay for accommodation.

A. Higher education abroad

B. Government loans for students

C. Higher education in Britain

D. British school-leavers