Original post by oceanmum
how are they paid s it equal amount each term or does it vary
it's 33%/33%/34% so the 3rd payment is marginally larger, but has to last much longer.
Original post by oceanmum
how are they paid s it equal amount each term or does it vary
And the final year's payment is smaller overall, as it only covers the period to the end of the course. For most undergrads that will be September to June, as opposed to the previous years which are the full calendar year, usually September to August.
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