University Create Stress Through Out Essex
ON AVERAGE, university fees are around £3000, and they're on the increase. Luckily, students going to university this year have to pay this much, where as next years students are going to have to pay around triple. Despite being one of the lucky ones, eightteen year old Sandra Ashbeck from Basildon struggles to find the money to enable her to this once in a life time chance.
Sandra has been accepted by Plymouth University, as long as she achieves three B grades in her A levels. Getting these grades isn't a problem for her, it's just financing her time at university that she is stuggling to come to terms with.
Sandra and her family need to find £3280 so that she can fulfill her dream of becoming a university student. "I've always looked forward to going to university, I've always assumed that grades would be a problem, not money. I don't want my parents to struggle to help me, and I really never wanted to have a student loan, but it doesn't look like I have much choice" Julie, Sandra's mum, told us that her husband and father of Sandra was made redundant a few years ago, and was then out of work. Regrettably, they had to use the money that they had saved up to send Sandra to university so that they could support the family.
This is the photograph that I will be using on my website for this story. Beneath the photograph, I will say that the photograph was donated, by the University of Essex. I have seen photographs that were not taken by the newspaper that they are displayed in or on the website, that say, usually as a caption, that the photograph was donated.
I won't be using this image in the newspaper.
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