Our daughter is heading to university to get her degree in Psychology next year, she's applied to 4 schools to improve her odds of acceptance.
She's applied to Carlton University in Ottawa, Laurentian University in Sudbury, University of British Columbia and the University of Aberdeen in Scotland.
So far she's been accepted to Laurentian University, but she really wants to go to Aberdeen.
I told her that we can afford to send her to Aberdeen when I'm able to sell one of my kidney's on Kijiji.
That's great news that the wee lass is well on her way to becoming an adult Dave.
Ah the Scottish highlands are to be the place to set the coil down on the turf.
Now I'm just thinking out loud here, what has Sudbury got to offer other than that darned big Nickel that would over load the machine?
UBC you can't detect in Vancouver-Ottawa-well that's just too close-you'd be doing the laundry still.
Go Scotland-what's a kidney anyways don't be selfish here buddy.......
Buddy, she's been enamored with the thought of going to Scotland ever since she found out that we were married there in a 14thc castle.
She say's. "that she would eventually like to live and practice in either Scotland or England."
I've also already looked into the cost of shipping her laundry home once-a-month... it's surprisingly affordable.
Degree in Psychology for International students £19,700 for the 2020/2020 semester
Minimum Cost of Living
In addition to tuition fees, students will require money to cover their living costs including accommodation, food, books, entertainment, clothing, phone bills, local travel, and laundry. These expenses will vary depending on your lifestyle and spending habits. In keeping with UKVI rules, we recommend that students budget £1,015 per month to cover their living costs.
Now X that by 4 years-Your kidney must be valued highly on the black market.
Buddy me heart aches at what you're going to be paying out to the University.
Degree in Psychology for International students£19,700 for the 2020/2020 semester
Minimum Cost of Living
In addition to tuition fees, students will require money to cover their living costs including accommodation, food, books, entertainment, clothing, phone bills, local travel, and laundry. These expenses will vary depending on your lifestyle and spending habits. In keeping with UKVI rules, we recommend that students budget £1,015 per month to cover their living costs.
Now X that by 4 years-Your kidney must be valued highly on the black market.
Buddy me heart aches at what you're going to be paying out to the University.
Jim,
You're quite the detective on the costs....quick and dirty conversion to Canadian dollars over 4 years including expenses $125,000.
Dave maybe you'll have to toss in a few more organs....
