Why take a shortcut before completing your course?

Is it true that Home Office is worried about more students not completing their courses and this has a bearing on the eligible students getting VISA refusals?

Many students are in a hurry to gel into society at the earliest, to earn and support themselves, and generally become a british citizen in purpose than what is legally permissible. They resort to shortcuts of cutting classes and getting into odd jobs for more than the 20 hours a week permissible. Here is advice and help for all such students. It is to do with their self belief. Remember, the reason you are spending big money to go into a highly evolved and developed society is because you felt early in your career you will ensure your rise through studies and meeting good people. And that the study abroad method was the best bet you have in life. Well, that is entirely true. So why are so many students compelled to take a shortcut and cut their studies short and stop attending the University that is supposed to help them achieve this important milestone in life? 

Everyone who does not complete their study and runs away to earn money is a true entrepreneur at heart. However, they foreget that their success will depend upon various factors. And the most important quality of entrepreneurship is perseverance- to complete what they set out to do. Perseverance separates the success from the failures. And if a student ends up being an odd job earner in the society in which he can grow to be in the upper echelons, he should be deemd a failure even if he earns thousands of pounds a month at an early age. Let no student forget that slogging it out for just another two years in the University of their choice would have given them a much better chance at joining the society legally in the upper quartlie than leaving studies midway and jumping into early fun. Those who reserve fun for the last are the ones who the world looks upto as role models and the universe is willing to pay any price to get their skills to work for it.