Bonus year funding

I have a question in regards to funding for the bonus year.
I previously received funding for undergraduate law degree which was for all 3 years.
I then took on another undergraduate degree which I also received funding for as it was an exception degree - adult nursing and I completed 1 year of that nursing degree and then did not return to year 2.
I now would like to pursue a career as a midwife and I understand midwifery degree is also an exception degree and second funding can be received.
The issue is that I already had funding for year 1 in my nursing degree so I am not 100% if I will be able to get full funding, both maintenance and tuition loans for 3 years of midwifery degree given my circumstances ?
I understand that the one year for nursing degree would be classed as the 'bonus year' ? Would that be case ?.
Also does any tuition loans for part-time study which I received in the past affect my entitlement (I received tuition-fee funding for 2 years many years ago).
Can anybody confirm this for me please

Hi there,

New students studying Nursing, Midwifery, Allied Health Professional (AHP) and Dental Hygiene/Dental Therapy (DHDT) courses will no longer receive bursary funding from the NHS and will instead receive regular SFE support in the same manner as students studying non-NHS courses.
[start]These students are entitled to full SFE support (Tuition Fee Loan, Maintenance Loan as well as Supplementary Grants and/or DSA's where applicable). They receive this regardless of previous study or qualifications held, so long as they are not already registered in the field they are planning to study.[/start]

When are you planing to start this new course?

Thanks,
Claire

Hi there,

New students studying Nursing, Midwifery, Allied Health Professional (AHP) and Dental Hygiene/Dental Therapy (DHDT) courses will no longer receive bursary funding from the NHS and will instead receive regular SFE support in the same manner as students studying non-NHS courses.
[start]These students are entitled to full SFE support (Tuition Fee Loan, Maintenance Loan as well as Supplementary Grants and/or DSA's where applicable). They receive this regardless of previous study or qualifications held, so long as they are not already registered in the field they are planning to study.[/start]

When are you planing to start this new course?

Thanks,
Claire

I'm just trying to understand whether I will be eligible for full funding for 3 years of the midwifery degree given my previous history of claiming SF ? (3 full time years for law undergraduate and 1 full year for nursing undergraduate)
Thanks !