The Blog Squad

Students the world over have this image of being poor and desperate, and although this may be the case with many of our young learners, there are still plenty out there on campus who are supported by wealthy parents thus allowing them to concentrate on their studies rather than juggling their education around part time employment. There are actually more students that don’t need to take up evening and weekend jobs than most people realise. We only ever get to hear about how those student loans are crippling the students and seeing them leave university with huge debts. Although this happens, it is usually opposition politicians who drag it into the spotlight so as to promote their caring polices should the electorate vote them into office. The cost of Medical Health Insurance for Students is another potential vote winner, but what is often missed out is that health insurance for students is pretty low cost, partly because of subsidies in many cases, but also due to the fact that young people are far less likely to become sick and need the cover than adults and especially OAP’s.