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Exeter Medicine funding for Graduates

I am a graduate, and I have an offer from Exeter for the 5 year medicine course, as well as an offer for the Nottingham 4 year course.

It seems obvious that the four year is cheaper, but when I was at Exeter they mentioned a grant, or some some funding, for grad's on the 5 year course. I can't remember the details, but I was wondering if anyone here remembers the info! If the two cost a similar amount I will have a decision to make! Thanks for any help, really makes a difference.

Reply 1

Zorg

Highly doubt it would be a similar amount. Across the fees alone Exeter would need to offer ~£20,000
Notts offer an income assessed £3,000 for graduate entry medics in their first year.

Reply 2

Going_To_California

Unless it's £36k for fees, you'd be better off at Notts. It's good that Exeter offer some help, as most places don't give any funding to grads on 5 year courses, but unfortunately I don't imagine it'll be significant considering the fee issue.

Congratulations on the offers, though!

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