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Funding GDL/BVC
I'm going to university in Sept 2006 to take BA Politics. After I've graduated, hopefully one of the options that I may want to explore will be the GDL conversion course, and subsequently the BVC.
The concern that I have is how I will be able to fund both these courses.
For the GDL, course fees are normally around £6,000 whereas for the BVC they can be between £7000-£11000.
I know that there are several options open to fund these two courses, such as Natwest's College of Law loan of up to £20,000, but I also want to know what other sources of funding there are i.e sponsorship from law firms - and how easy they would be to obtain?
Many thanks for responses in advance.
The concern that I have is how I will be able to fund both these courses.
For the GDL, course fees are normally around £6,000 whereas for the BVC they can be between £7000-£11000.
I know that there are several options open to fund these two courses, such as Natwest's College of Law loan of up to £20,000, but I also want to know what other sources of funding there are i.e sponsorship from law firms - and how easy they would be to obtain?
Many thanks for responses in advance.
The Hull firms give you an interest free loan and take it out of your earnings.
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