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Hi, I've applied to do a Adult Nursing course in September, I'm just wondering how student finance works when doing an NHS course? :smile:

Reply 1

Tiger Rag

http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=1710708

You don't pay tuition fees.

Reply 2

jelly1000

Original post by jadelaura21

Hi, I've applied to do a Adult Nursing course in September, I'm just wondering how student finance works when doing an NHS course? :smile:

The NHS pay your tuition fees and give you a non means tested grant of £1000. You can get more money on top of that depending on household income.

Student finance give you a reduced rate maintainance loan of around £2700ish.

Neither of these come automatically, you must apply for them.

Reply 3

jadelaura21

So how much roughly do you get a month?

Reply 4

jelly1000

Original post by jadelaura21

So how much roughly do you get a month?

its not paid per month, its per semester unless your scottish. I can't give a rough amount as it really depends on household income. Here is the NHS calculator https://apps.nhsbsa.nhs.uk/SBCalcs/ic/forms/Personal%20Eligibility%20Calculator/new

Household income is usually the income of any parents you live with

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