6 year course funding?

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    6 year course funding?
    I know some courses (such as vet med and med with a foundation year for those without sciences) are 6 years long.

    Would you be able to get the tuition fee loan and living cost loan for the length of these courses or not?
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    Re: 6 year course funding?
    *Bump* Please I'm just interested! Because if not that seems a little unfair, with people who can't afford it being unable to access the courses
  3. fimblesocks's Avatar
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    Re: 6 year course funding?
    Nobody knows?
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    Re: 6 year course funding?
    (Original post by fimblesocks)
    I know some courses (such as vet med and med with a foundation year for those without sciences) are 6 years long.

    Would you be able to get the tuition fee loan and living cost loan for the length of these courses or not?
    You can get funding for the length of your course + 1 year (for false starts etc.), so yes, they could get full funding.
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    Re: 6 year course funding?
    As the previous poster said, full funding for the duration of your course as per the formula: length of course + 1 year - previous study
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