going back to uni after withdrawal, am i entitled to student finance?

i studied a foundation degree back in 2019 which was a 2 year long degree, i failed the first year (or it may have been a few modules, i looked at my student finance account and was only given around £2000 in tuition fees rather than £9250) then had to resit it but was withdrawn in april 2021 before i completed it. i'm now thinking of going back to uni next year to study a different course at a different uni which is a 3 year long course but not sure if i'd receive student loan for this? i've read online that it's length of course + 1 bonus year minus previous years of study, so 3 + 1 - 2 years of previous study .. would i only receive student finance for 2 years of the new course? i suffered with my mental health back when i was at uni but never saw a doctor or really spoke to my tutor about it so not sure if i'd be able to apply for compelling personal reasons. thanks for any help or advice anyone is able to give me.

Hi there,

Can you confirm the course and university you're looking to study now? Will the new course be full time? Was your previous study full time?

Thanks,
Claire

i studied a foundation degree back in 2019 which was a 2 year long degree, i failed the first year (or it may have been a few modules, i looked at my student finance account and was only given around £2000 in tuition fees rather than £9250) then had to resit it but was withdrawn in april 2021 before i completed it. i'm now thinking of going back to uni next year to study a different course at a different uni which is a 3 year long course but not sure if i'd receive student loan for this? i've read online that it's length of course + 1 bonus year minus previous years of study, so 3 + 1 - 2 years of previous study .. would i only receive student finance for 2 years of the new course? i suffered with my mental health back when i was at uni but never saw a doctor or really spoke to my tutor about it so not sure if i'd be able to apply for compelling personal reasons. thanks for any help or advice anyone is able to give me.