Student Loan

GwylimT

siannyknight wrote: »

That link is not for a student loan, its for the maintenance loan or maintenance grant. I have already applied for the loan like ive said and can only get £2000 a year. Not entitled to the grant because its a NHS course. So needed help on where else do I get a student loan from

So if a maintenance LOAN isn't a loan what exactly do you deem it to be.

As has already been said, the link provided shows the only actual student loan you can get which you have already applied for, if you want more money get a job.

As a teacher who assists students in their applications every year I clearly have no idea what I am talking about.

GwylimT

siannyknight wrote: »

Of course theres alterative providers fro student loans. Have written on here to ask for help and which is the best provider.

There are, but they are normal loans that you repay on a monthly basis, you cannot defer them until you are earning £21k.

Poolie

As this is a NHS course, have you thought about looking at:

http://www.nhsbsa.nhs.uk/Students.aspx

siannyknight

So how do I get this loan which I don't start paying until earning over £21,000?

hop3y

siannyknight wrote: »

So how do I get this loan which I don't start paying until earning over £21,000?

I'm calling troll.

Tixy

siannyknight wrote: »

So how do I get this loan which I don't start paying until earning over £21,000?

You get the tuition loan and maintenance loan, both of which you don't start repaying until your earnings reach a set level, through the link in post #4.

Pixie5740

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Which university let you in?!

The link Tixy provided gives you the information you need about student loans. There are no other lenders that give out student loans. There are career development loans but you cannot get them for first, full-time degrees nor do they let you defer payments until you earn over a certain threshold.

tripled

The only provider of student loans that you repay out of your salary when earning over 21k per year is the government-backed student loans scheme, which has already been linked to in post 4. If you're not eligible, then there are no similar alternatives.

What reason have they given for you are not being eligible for a tuition fee loan, only a maintenance loan?

sheramber

siannyknight wrote: »

Of course theres alterative providers fro student loans. Have written on here to ask for help and which is the best provider.

So, who are these alternatives that you know about but nobody else knows about. If you sat who they are someone may be able to offer the advice that you seek.

The Student Loan compan are the only company who give loans that are not repayable until you are earning over £21,000.

But you do not get a loan just because you are a student. You need to meet the eligibilty requirements for the loan.

If you will be living at home any loan entitlement will depend on your parents income as well as any income that you have.

andyfromotley

When you qualify could you please promise me that you won't practice in the Leeds area. Cheers.