10 Ways To Reduce Printing Costs
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You probably print out a lot of essays and lecture slides while at uni, which can be very expensive. However, there are a number of simple things you can do to help reduce how much you spend on printing.
Student Loan Interest Rate Has Dropped
Source: Student Loans Company
From today (1st September 2008) the Student Loans Company has decreased the interest rate on student loans from 4.8% to 3.8%. This rate will last until the 31st of August 2009, when it will be adjusted in line with the Retail Price Index (RPI). The new rate of 3.8% is well below the highest interest rate, which was a staggering 9.8% in 1990/91.
Bursaries
For most students the amount that they receive from their student loan is simply not enough, however you may be entitled to a bursary to help you out.
Watch TV For Free
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If you do not own a device capable of watching television or receiving it as it happens, then you do not need a TV licence but you can still watch programmes that have already been aired for free online.
Top Student Bank Accounts 2008/09
Choosing the right student bank account is an important decision, especially in these difficult economic times. Therefore, I have compiled a guide to help you choose the right student bank account.
Student Software Discounts At Software4Students
If the free office suite OpenOffice is not for you, then you as a student can purchase the latest version of Microsoft Office from an official partner of Microsoft for a very reasonable price.
The Cheapest Place For (Rich) Undergraduates?
According to an article in The Guardian yesterday (9th August), Plymouth is the most cost-effective university for undergraduates. Or is it?
Essential Free Software For Students
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There is a lot of good free software out there that is useful to students and below I have gone through some of the most essential for all your needs at uni.