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Loans/Grants etc when dropped out !?

Im intrigued with all the loans and grants that they giveaway what happens when people drop out of Uni ?!
I like many start next month and have sacrificed alot like many to go back to University.
But what does happen when fellow students drop out as it does happen? doe they just get billed what they have used ? do they repay over months ? do grants still have to repaid ?! :rolleyes:
Bankrupt on 26/03/2009 10:30am No-219 of 2009
Fresh start ahead. 26/03/10 will soon be here :rolleyes:
Thanks soo much MSE Br forum :T

Comments

  • They have to repay whatever loans they have taken to date. If they got any grants at all, the provider works out how much they were entitled to pro-rata. The student then re-pays any overpayment made. Dunno when it has to be paid, but think the grants have to be paid almost immediately.
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