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Hey..I am currently studying 1st year LD Nursing that I started in Oct this year. I want to drop out as I have no motivation or interest in the course 
I was wondering if I will be able to drop out at the end of the year without being asked to pay back the tuition fees or if I drop out now will I still have to pay back the tuition fees? I don't know what to do
I was wondering if I will be able to drop out at the end of the year without being asked to pay back the tuition fees or if I drop out now will I still have to pay back the tuition fees? I don't know what to do
Original post by Shandola
Hey..I am currently studying 1st year LD Nursing that I started in Oct this year. I want to drop out as I have no motivation or interest in the course
I was wondering if I will be able to drop out at the end of the year without being asked to pay back the tuition fees or if I drop out now will I still have to pay back the tuition fees? I don't know what to do
I was wondering if I will be able to drop out at the end of the year without being asked to pay back the tuition fees or if I drop out now will I still have to pay back the tuition fees? I don't know what to do
It doesn't matter when you drop out, you won't have to pay back the fees, but you will be liable to pay back any student loans you receive after you leave, or NHS bursary you've been paid since the date you decide to leave.
Also, if you ever want to study a NHS-funded course again, you may have to fund some of the first year yourself, as you have already received some funding for the time you were in attendance.
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