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Tuition Fee Loans
SophiiMaria
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I can't find anything on the site so I thought I'd ask on here...
After a few months of ringing and applying for student finance, I have only just been told that I will not be eligible for a tuition fee loan for my course starting in september.
Even before I left my last course, I asked whether I was eligible to apply next year and the person I spoke to said I was. Apparently that is not the case and now I am left with a £6000 tuition fee that I'll need to pay in September.....:mad:
But I digress...
So, my question is, are there any other ways of covering a tuition fee for university?
I would really love some advice on this!
After a few months of ringing and applying for student finance, I have only just been told that I will not be eligible for a tuition fee loan for my course starting in september.
Even before I left my last course, I asked whether I was eligible to apply next year and the person I spoke to said I was. Apparently that is not the case and now I am left with a £6000 tuition fee that I'll need to pay in September.....:mad:
But I digress...
So, my question is, are there any other ways of covering a tuition fee for university?
I would really love some advice on this!
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You can work and save for it.0
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I am currently working full time and I'm saving as much as I can but unfortunately I won't save enough in time.0
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What about a student bank account with an OD.
What about asking family for an advance for birthday/xmas.0 -
SophiiMaria wrote: »I can't find anything on the site so I thought I'd ask on here...
After a few months of ringing and applying for student finance, I have only just been told that I will not be eligible for a tuition fee loan for my course starting in september.
Even before I left my last course, I asked whether I was eligible to apply next year and the person I spoke to said I was. Apparently that is not the case and now I am left with a £6000 tuition fee that I'll need to pay in September.....:mad:
But I digress...
So, my question is, are there any other ways of covering a tuition fee for university?
I would really love some advice on this!
You are eligible for tuition fee funding for the normal length of your course + 1 year.
What funding have you already received and for what course?
(By the way, there are loads of similar questions on the Student Board.)0
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