A LESSON PLAN FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS
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1. In England, full-time undergraduate students are eligible for a student loan for
2. to pay university tuition fees. The student loans are paid for the university directly
3. on behalf of the students and students only have to pay them back once they have
4. graduated or left from university and are earning over £15,000.
5. The government has decided to let universities to vary the tuition fees they charge
6. students. Universities can charge anything from nothing to £3,000 per a year. To
7. charge higher rates, universities must to promote fair access, so that students from
8. all the backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
9. Students from more lower income families are entitled to a maintenance grant
10. which does not have to be repaid back. Universities also have to offer bursaries
11. to these students if the fees are higher than the grant, though this can take various
12. forms of the financial assistance.
13. The government hopes that the grants and bursaries will enable students from
14. poorer backgrounds to enter in university without getting burdened with
15. the debt. They also say that they will write off any the balance of any unpaid
16. student loans 25 years after the student has graduated, though this does not extend
17. to amounts in the arrears.