Thought I'd just post this ( http://www.macfile.org/ ) site. It has a mix of useful general (and occasionally academic-ish) software (thats K'ed). Make of it what you will.

Boyd. STOP posting bullsh*t links. They have NOTHING to do with the question. MUPPET.

Read back through the forum. Lots said on this in the past.

Ouch. £9k in 'todays' London. Thats scary stuff.

I think its all a relatively mute point. The person concerned doesn't appear to have the funds for a Postgraduate education (even if he could find a Uni to take him).

To be brutally honest £12.5K doesn't sound anywhere near enough for two people to survive on in todays Britain. I have some issues re just one person and that amount. Said Immigration Officer may therefore have your best interests at heart in this respect.

A poster on the PhD site suggested (to someone else) they might. In my experience, most Universities are very rigorous re the enforcing of the Undergrad pre-requisite. Notwithstanding that, I would imagine (just) a 4 year work history would get you laughed at in this respect, even if you found a University that did make such concessions.

"...some Masters courses will accept you with relevant work experience, even if no first degree/bachelors".

I'm amazed. Then again thinking about how certain Universities work, maybe I'm not.

Wasn't ware you could enroll on a Master's degree with no undergraduate degree whatsoever.

There is of course a variety of herbal medication that may help. Things like Calms. Never tried it myself, but it has worked for the odd friend.

The question hasn't been asked a thousand times on here. Mainly because this is a POSTGRADUATE forum (as the name suggests strangely enough).

http://www.rlslog.net/the-other-boleyn-girl-repack-r5-line-xvid-bald/

It was actually OK (I torrented it - yeah I know I'm a bad person). They took some liberties with history but I enjoyed it nonetheless.

If you're a UK student there are occasionally bursaries that come with certain courses. Otherwise its typically some combination of savings/working/borrowing.

Yes, an amazing film. Well worth a couple of hours of anyones time.