Will my unfinished NHS funded degree affect future funding?

I started an NHS funded degree in 2004, but dropped out after one semester, so have no undergraduate degree yet.
I am about to complete a foundation degree and would like to take the top up year to make it the full BSc. I am not sure whether that initial degree attempt will affect my eligibility for the final year of undergraduate payments? Thanks

Hi Anna,

Can you confirm how many years of previous study you currently have?

Thanks, Drew

OP

Hi,
Yes - I did the one semester in 2004, then am about to finish my FdSc which I have been studying part time over 3 years (which counts as two years of funding spread over three years I think/hope). Hope that makes sense!

Original post by AnnaSnellgrove

Hi,
Yes - I did the one semester in 2004, then am about to finish my FdSc which I have been studying part time over 3 years (which counts as two years of funding spread over three years I think/hope). Hope that makes sense!

Hi Anna,

Thank you for confirming. I can confirm you would be eligible for funding to do your Top Up year.

Thanks, Drew

OP

Brilliant, thanks for that :smile:

:smile:

Original post by AnnaSnellgrove

Brilliant, thanks for that :smile:

:smile:

Hi Anna,

You're welcome. Enjoy the rest of your evening.

Thanks, Drew

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