do you have a british passport?have you studied there?

[Courtney]

I am currently looking into schooling there, It seems that in order to get the UK rates even with a passport you need to have been a permanent resident for 3 years...
Does anyone know if this is true and where I can get the info I need for all of this....

[mugsy]

i've been looking into glasgow and it seems to me that for them you need to prove that you have the funds to attend the school for the alotted time plus the money to live there, so either prove you have the money, or have student loans coming.
the school websites should give you the information or an email address for their registrar offices, and they're pretty good at responding.

[Courtney]

i lived in glasgow for a year!!!!!!!!!!! its sooooooo fun

[mugsy]

^ really? honestly thats good to hear. i know a lady that did an exchange there for a year and didnt like the city at all. but their art school is fuckin rad. and its one of the best in the world, i really want to go.

[cubed]

When I was looking at Universities in New York it was the same thing.

I'd end up having to pay international fees for an extended period of time even though my dad was a US citizen and a resident of New York for 18 years.

I'm going in soon to get my Portuguese passport to make travel and work easier throughout europe.

[Goodfellow]

Guess you don't have any relatives there eh? If you do you can apply for dual citizenship. That's what I did, so if I ever need to go to school I can and I don't need to have lived there.

If you can pull off being a guy for a while, you can take my identity. haha

Court ive been thinking about the exact same thing. I looked into a ancestor visa. I believe you can obtain with in 5 years. You first ofcorse are aloud to work there, but you must go back and forth at least twice (thats it) to than get your citizenship.
As for being a student, it might be cheaper to do a student exchange.

I met one girl from UBC taking law in Australia. She did it through some program and because she traded with an Aussie student, I think neither of them had to pay for the inter nation fees? But you can only do this if you find someone to trade with.

[Gusto]

i have dual citizenship (born there) and i'll marry for money

[Carrie]

I should get my Polish Passport!

I will get forms this week.

Originally Posted by Gusto

i have dual citizenship (born there) and i'll marry for money

How about of case a beer and ill pay for all the divorce papers and layer fees?

[Gusto]

ya right. i'll also marry for love or pregnancy.

Originally Posted by Gusto

ya right. i'll also marry for love or pregnancy.

How much will it take to make up for that?

[Courtney]

Originally Posted by Goodfellow

Guess you don't have any relatives there eh? If you do you can apply for dual citizenship. That's what I did, so if I ever need to go to school I can and I don't need to have lived there.

If you can pull off being a guy for a while, you can take my identity. haha

i have dual citizenship....

[Courtney]

buit i heard even with dual citezenship u need to be a permanent resident

[Gusto]

actually yeah, you'd probably need to become a permanent resident. my sister is over there right now, i'll see if she knows.

might find something on here too: Study In Britain & Ireland - Scholarships

[SEAN!]

Originally Posted by Courtney

I am currently looking into schooling there, It seems that in order to get the UK rates even with a passport you need to have been a permanent resident for 3 years...
Does anyone know if this is true and where I can get the info I need for all of this....

I have a british passport but i actually have never been there.

my sister has a british passport as well and she is currently studying at the university of stratclyde in glascow. the fee's are the same but i think it has to do with the exchange program she has entered more then anything else.

she says studying there is interesting, and apparently not as difficult as university here.

[Courtney]

^really seanu thats the exact university i wanna go to....

[laska]

Courtney, I'm a dual citizen, but when I looked into going to King's College in London they were such jerks to me that decided not to pursue it. Because I'm raised in Canada they actually said I'd have to take remedial English courses!!! Snobs!

[SEAN!]

Originally Posted by laska

Courtney, I'm a dual citizen, but when I looked into going to King's College in London they were such jerks to me that decided not to pursue it. Because I'm raised in Canada they actually said I'd have to take remedial English courses!!! Snobs!

yeah, my sister said they are quite rude to people they think are american. she also said they are really friendly and fun to be with they also drink alot!!!

what do you want to study court?