Princess Eugenie of York

[Ninja Bunny]

She did it in three years (is four the norm over there?)

Congrats!

[Pomm]

I think three years is pretty common in the UK.

[tszuj]

Degree courses are three years in Britain. You generally only study for four years if you're on some special advanced programme (my friend's on a four-year Medicine BSc course), are studying part-time, or have to repeat a year.

[Witchie]

Princess Eugenie will make her New York debut within weeks – as she moves to the Big Apple to start work at a trendy auction house co-founded by one of Princes William and Harry’s multi-millionaire old school pals, MailOnline can reveal.

DailyMail

[iClaudia]

glitter posted this in 2008:

I'm sure that she'll have some cushy job that comes to her through family connections.

Cushy though it may be, it is a job and living outside of the UK will probably be a good experience.

[divasahm]

I'm interested in that statement attributed to Andrew, stating that since Eugenie and Beatrice are the only two "blood princesses", they should be involved with royal duties and patronages. It's also implied that those responsibilities should come with a Civil List income...

[Sunnyhorse]

We all approved when Princess Madeleine upped sticks and moved to New York, and she's working for a foundation her mother helped start, so I think we need to applaud Eugenie's decision as well. Is Beatrice already working somewhere? I couldn't remember.

[Auroranorth]

Beatrice recently left her job in finance. Hopefully she's job-hunting.

[Witchie]

Eugenie, 24, underwent surgery to correct scoliosis, or curvature of the spine, at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital (RNOH) in 2002, and is now a patron of the hospital's charity redevelopment appeal.

The Princess had an eight hour operation and spent three days in intensive care at the hospital in Stanmore, London, before making a full recovery.

The new Children's High Dependency Unit, which will treat over 400 children a year, has been funded by the appeal, and allows parents to sleep at their child's bedside during their hospital stay.

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[ladyboy]

That first picture of her is really cute.