Original post by Peekies
My payments are scheduled for this year for me starting. Uni have to let student finance know that I am attending. Is this done automatically in the week I start in September ? I am on Holiday and miss a few days when I start so how can I make sure I get paid
It may vary by uni, but registration is often a two-stage process where you can complete most of the registration before you arrive on campus (you should have received emails from your uni about this), and then you confirm your attendance once you arrive on campus. If the process is not clear, contact your uni.
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