Does attendance affect student finance ?
I'm just wondering wether payments that I recieve from student finance can be stopped because of low attendance, i don't have the worst attendance but I also don't have the best, I'm just a little worried. I go to ljmu if that helps.
Thanks.
Thanks.
(edited 9 years ago)
Original post by TurtleyAwesome
I'm just wondering wether payments that I recieve from student finance can be stopped because of low attendance, i don't have the worst attendance but I also don't have the best, I'm just a little worried. I got to ljmu if that helps.
Thanks.
Thanks.
No it doesn't.
Go to your lectures. You're literally throwing money away otherwise.
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