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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RaguXt" data-source="post: 7664185" data-attributes="member: 34088">machan I'm spending Rs.750,000 per year for my engineering degree (Aerospace Engineering) at the moment. And I have to pay that amount to ANC for two years till i transfer to an university in USA. After my transfer I have to pay Rs.3-4 million per year for the university. I got 2Cs and 1S for my Advanced Levels in maths stream in 2009. It is unfair that you all are against starting private universities offering us engineering degrees. And its not easy studying in a private uni. Most of the people think that its just paying money and the uni just passes you gives you the degree. That is bull crap.. It is way tougher than the local universities even, since the university (at least ANC is ) constantly monitored by the affiliated universities in US. I'll tell you about the grading system,just to give you an idea about how tough it is..93-100% = A90-92% = A-87-89% = B+83-86% = B80-82% = B-77-79% = C+If you get the final mark below 77% your literally screwed; meaning your failed, and you have to repeat the subject again in the next semester.Education is a right that every man, every child in this country has. And if the government can't provide the necessary services and facilitate it, there's no harm in private sector stepping in. It'll save millions of Dollars that people like me donate to US just to study and eventually help stop the brain drain as well. Don't be a hypocrite and criticize the right to learn of others. know that people who are in the local universities (though they spend more of their time kicking each others butts rather than studying) are there studying, eating, playing, having fun and doing all that; because of the tax paying citizens of sri lanka, be it rich or poor. It's time we shed those narrow minded ideals and step in to 21st Century with a broader mind...peace!!</blockquote>

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