I wondered if other universities might accept towards some exemptions towards an MBA?

As previously stated very unlikely with anywhere reputable [worth having].

Puts a different complexion on things. A cheap, part-time MBA? Is there such thing as a cheap MBA? At Lancaster they go for about £17K F/T for UK students [I believe]. A very healthy figure. UK MBA's tend to be the most expensive of post grad qualifications. Regardless, best of luck with your search.

This is a UK based forum so the outcome will probably be the same as your last post on this subject. Maybe you should find the US equiv.

I'm assuming you're not a UK/EU national. That being the case unfortunately you are [probably] going to really struggle here. When you say '..suits my financial conditions', I am again assuming you are looking for some kind of local financial assistance. That is very unlikely indeed. UK Uni's are in the business [eg. its a business to make money] of providing educations for foreign students. They will see you as a source of revenue, regretably at the non-EU rate, which as you have no doubt found it is quite considerable [eye-watering stuff for MBA's].

All this doesn't stop you looking, but I wouldn't have any great expectations. You may be better looking at funding this personally.

And illegal immigrants [even].

'Crimestoppers advertises the fact that you can report anonymously and the benefits agencies rely on informers to flag up fraudsters. Although I've never done so yet, I must admit that I would'.

Bloody right I would. I don't agree with Otto at all there. Said fraudster is basically stealing from society, thats you and me. There isn't a bottomless pit of taxpayers money so weeding out the fraudsters is a GOOD thing.

Frankly, I'd do the same with illegal immegrants.

The menu to the lest of your post [titled funding] details some avenues for Intl. students. Read through the similar posts on here. Its a popular question.

'...and that the public welcomes these changes'.

There you go with those sweeping statements again Otto. Yes to some extent I agree with you, BUT how do you know the public 'welcomes these changes'? Have you done an in depth study, or can you refer me to such a study to back up such a claim? I would personally suggest that the heated ID card debate goes some way to disproving your claim. Notwithstanding this, I would caution you from generalising from your own limited experiences, or limited discussions on here.

Nope.

Yep signing off. With your obsessing over this, perhaps said lady had a lucky escape.

I'd let it go [PLEASE]. It's all becoming rather embarassing to read.

In keeping with the context of the post, I'm sure we make very strange bedfellows.

There is some argument that loyalty cards have more nefarious objectives than the obvious.

Hmmm..so what you are saying that based on your arguments with your nearest and dearest and a few conversations with friends [more than ten?] you are happy to generalise that 'majority of UK citizen appear to like being subject to totalitarian control by the government'?

Trusting you can see which garden path I'm leading you down here.

Yes but getting you back to the point HOW do you know that the 'majority of UK citizen appear to like being subject to totalitarian control by the government'?