[lolopolololo]

Hi guys. Im completing the last year of my degree. I wish to pursue another degree. Would it be possible to get student finance funding for my first year and then fund the other two years by myself?

[Tilly87]

You can get 5 years of funding, so yes. Bear in mind when paying it yourself you will be paying very expensive tuition fees straight away - do you have the money saved up?

[lolopolololo]

wouldn't student finance pay my fees and then I would pay it back after getting a job?

[jelly1000]

(Original post by lolopolololo)
Hi guys. Im completing the last year of my degree. I wish to pursue another degree. Would it be possible to get student finance funding for my first year and then fund the other two years by myself?

if you complete your degree then you arent entitled to any more funding except in certain cases most of which i believe are NHS health degrees

[Joinedup]

As a graduate you won't get student finance to pay fees for any part of a second undergraduate degree.
The maximum number of years funding available for a first undergraduate degree is irrelevant for starting a second undergraduate degree.
You need to think about eu universities or distance learning.

[lolopolololo]

(Original post by Joinedup)
As a graduate you won't get student finance to pay fees for any part of a second undergraduate degree.
The maximum number of years funding available for a first undergraduate degree is irrelevant for starting a second undergraduate degree.
You need to think about eu universities or distance learning.

any recomm on eu universities?

[jelly1000]

(Original post by lolopolololo)
any recomm on eu universities?

some of the dutch universities teach in english