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A Question to students about where you study
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OP I have been in college the last two yrs and I like to study at home. However, things have changed and dh will be in college and me in uni, oh and the five kids in assorted childcare! This being the case I want to keep weekends free, so it looks like the library for me too! I also will have about an hours train ride woop woop ipod time!Debt free and plan on staying that way!!!!0
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First time i was at uni i was in halls and rarely ventured into the library unless i needed a book. However, when i start again in september i will have a 20 minute bus ride followed by an hour train journey each way. My current plan with regards to work is try and get as much reading done as i can whilst in transit. I anticipate that the majority of work will be done at home, but if i have a gap in my timetable i intend to get as much work done in the library.Student Debt: £8900 and rising.
Owed to the bank: £2200 and falling.
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