grant not loan

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  1. rou656's Avatar
    1 21-05-2012  21:29
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    grant not loan
    hey

    i am second year student and im just wondering how do i apply for the maintenance grant and not the maintenance loan... i did this in first year but it was after i did the application...i have the pr1 form so how do i go about it

    MANY THANKS
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    2 21-05-2012  22:43
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    Re: grant not loan
    You just put 0 in the amount requested for maintenance loan. The same application is used for both grant and loan.
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    3 21-05-2012  22:46
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    Re: grant not loan
    When you request how much you want for the maintenance loan, you just put in £0. Then you should just get the grant.
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