Might seem premature, but...

Hey guys, I'm about to start at Lancaster University as an undergrad, but I enrolled onto the 4 year MSc course.

I can get finance for all four years from the SLC, but say I were to instead finish with a BSc and then do my MSc somewhere else, would I still be able to get a loan from SLC to finish my last year?

Like say I got a good enough degree from Lancaster to be able to go to Imperial for an MSc, would I get funding just the same?

Reply 1

Ham_Sandwich

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You get 5 years funding as far as I know, no matter if you change course or not.

Reply 2

hobnob

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Original post by JMJ19

Hey guys, I'm about to start at Lancaster University as an undergrad, but I enrolled onto the 4 year MSc course.

I can get finance for all four years from the SLC, but say I were to instead finish with a BSc and then do my MSc somewhere else, would I still be able to get a loan from SLC to finish my last year?

Like say I got a good enough degree from Lancaster to be able to go to Imperial for an MSc, would I get funding just the same?

No. The SLC will only fund undergraduate degrees. That includes 4-year undergraduate masters degrees like the one you're about to start, but if you graduate after three years and then do a separate 1-year MSc course elsewhere, you'll have to find another funding source.