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LPC funding and accomadation
Chip_Tuesday
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Hi everyone,
I'm looking for a MSE way to fund my legal studies next year. I am thinking about attending one of the larger law schools in London and this is posing a few questions:
1. What is a good student bank account that deals with people doing professional training (and is it better to stick with my Natwest graduate account)?
2. Where is a good place to live in London that won't cost a COMPLETE fortune (I am aware that London living is by no means cheap, but I would be looking for a room in a shared house etc, not a flat rental). I have no idea about areas of London as I navigate by the tube map which can be VERY misleading!!
3. Does the Disabled Student's Allowance (DSA) still apply for professional training, and if so where would I apply for it (I live in different county to parents, so no longer in same local authority as I was when I did my degree, and I will be moving to London, so will no longer be resident in my current local authority either... nightmare!)
Any help would be much appreciated.
CT
I'm looking for a MSE way to fund my legal studies next year. I am thinking about attending one of the larger law schools in London and this is posing a few questions:
1. What is a good student bank account that deals with people doing professional training (and is it better to stick with my Natwest graduate account)?
2. Where is a good place to live in London that won't cost a COMPLETE fortune (I am aware that London living is by no means cheap, but I would be looking for a room in a shared house etc, not a flat rental). I have no idea about areas of London as I navigate by the tube map which can be VERY misleading!!
3. Does the Disabled Student's Allowance (DSA) still apply for professional training, and if so where would I apply for it (I live in different county to parents, so no longer in same local authority as I was when I did my degree, and I will be moving to London, so will no longer be resident in my current local authority either... nightmare!)
Any help would be much appreciated.
CT
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