scotland is still free, and who cares if it's 50 thousand we'll all be paying these things back for decades anyway. it's not like the us (or other worse places?) where people actually can't afford it, we just have to pay it back in tiny payments once we are already earning a big amount of cash. i didn't think about this before but maybe there is a sense of entitlement to all that WHAT. FEES. talk like it's a capital gains tax or something. i dunno if that argument goes anywhere, it all depends on what the fees go towards paying. i wonder what the % of fully returned loans is, pretty high?
actually yeah this is free for me so it's not really a question of waste right now. it's just about whether it's worth doing. and while i'm questioning this i neglect the reading, don't go to class and do bare minimum of anything tank of sludge lifestyle. decided to pull myself out of that, but now i've got to come to terms with whatever it is that I think I am or should be doing.
wish i would stay 21 for another 10 years so i can make every mistake and figure it out what the heck it is i actually want. there are a lot of advantages to being at uni though, soon some of those will come to fruition. probably no better moves to make right now. and all of this is a confluence of 20 different factors which have nothing to do with the actual course and some i am probably not even aware of.