Albert Cardona"In the UK, a quarter of total university income is generated by international students, who pay much higher fees than home students. To attract them, British universities rely on vast, largely unregulated networks of agents operating primarily in Asia and Africa."
"The reason British universities spend so much to attract international students is simple: if they were to rely solely on home students, they would go bust."
What could possibly go wrong ... with university finances. This system is not well-grounded, not reliable or stable in any way or form.
Angus Marshall 
