Alan Bennett Warns Over Tuition Fees, MSG Marketing Takes A Closer Look At The Effect On The People!

Jan. 18, 2012 - PRLog -- MSG Marketing takes a closer look into what the future holds if tuition fees continue to rise. Following Alan Bennett returned to his old school on Friday to open a library named in his honour. Playwright Alan Bennett has said budding working-class writers are being blocked from following in his footsteps by university tuition fees. The Managing Director of MSG Marketing agrees with this statement saying, ‘it seems to be a growing concern that tuition fees are rising. This will widen the social gap between the rich, middle class and poor people. It’s a shame that money determines what university you end up going to instead based solely on school results.’
Bennett, a butcher's son from Leeds, went to Oxford University but he said he would not have been able to pay tuition fees, meaning his career would have taken a different path. MSG Marketing Managing Director is daunted by the thought that certain role models of today would not be where they are if they were exposed to this education system. ‘It’s unfortunate that a lot of your decisions you make are based around how much money you have. ‘One decision that should never be hampered by money is your education,’ continues the Managing Director of MSG Marketing.
Young writers in a similar position have fewer opportunities than he did, he argued on a visit to his old school. "One dreads to think where one would have ended up," the author and scriptwriter said at the school, where he opened a library named in his honour. He told pupils that he was "really passionate" about free education. He "absolutely undoubtedly" would not have been able to go to university if tuition fees had been in place when he was studying, he said.
You would never get people like Albert Finney going to drama school now, people from a poor background, because they wouldn't be able to afford it. University tuition fees in England will be increased to up to £9,000 per year from 2012. UK University applications were 13% down at the end of November compared with the same time last year. But the government has said students do not have to pay tuition charges up front, with more financial support available for those from poorer families and lower monthly loan repayments than under the current system, which are payable only once graduates are in well-paid work. The Managing Director of MSG Marketing can understand the dilemma youngsters are in, saying, ‘even though tuition can be paid back, no one wants to start their life out as a young professional in debt. This is why so many are steering to work experience.’
Advice that MSG Marketing Director would give to individuals that are confused about weather to study or not is, ‘don’t study a subject for the sake of it. Chose a degree that you are passionate about and you will excel in. The experience you gain while studying is incredibly valuable provided you use it!’ With the successful year MSG Marketing has had, it is definitely down to the experience the company has and the relationship they have with their clients. ‘2012 is going to be a big year for us at MSG Marketing. With everything that I have learnt in school, university and work experience, putting it all together is what makes a real difference to my companies success,’ continues the MD of MSG Marketing.

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