deferred uni but what about student loan?
Hi everyone.
This is my first post.
I have defferd my final year of uni recently due to things happening within my family and stuff.
It's a setback but still most likely to start my 3rd year later on this September.
However I have just been paid my student load and maintain the grant. Should I call up student finance and ask them to take it back or will they just add this to my student debt if I don't?
Sounds cheeky but really could do with the money whilst I look for a job and pay the rest of my contracted uni digs
What do you think and what will actually happen/consequences if I don't mention this instalment?
This is my first post.
I have defferd my final year of uni recently due to things happening within my family and stuff.
It's a setback but still most likely to start my 3rd year later on this September.
However I have just been paid my student load and maintain the grant. Should I call up student finance and ask them to take it back or will they just add this to my student debt if I don't?
Sounds cheeky but really could do with the money whilst I look for a job and pay the rest of my contracted uni digs
What do you think and what will actually happen/consequences if I don't mention this instalment?
Original post by twosheeps
Hi everyone.
This is my first post.
I have defferd my final year of uni recently due to things happening within my family and stuff.
It's a setback but still most likely to start my 3rd year later on this September.
However I have just been paid my student load and maintain the grant. Should I call up student finance and ask them to take it back or will they just add this to my student debt if I don't?
Sounds cheeky but really could do with the money whilst I look for a job and pay the rest of my contracted uni digs
What do you think and what will actually happen/consequences if I don't mention this instalment?
This is my first post.
I have defferd my final year of uni recently due to things happening within my family and stuff.
It's a setback but still most likely to start my 3rd year later on this September.
However I have just been paid my student load and maintain the grant. Should I call up student finance and ask them to take it back or will they just add this to my student debt if I don't?
Sounds cheeky but really could do with the money whilst I look for a job and pay the rest of my contracted uni digs
What do you think and what will actually happen/consequences if I don't mention this instalment?
they will find out at some point and ask for the money back
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