How is an NHS bursary paid back
Not the tuition fees but the maintenance (non-means tested, basic award and the extra weeks allowance) -paid in monthly instalments. Is this paid back? If so, how and when?
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Original post by Clb4569
Not the tuition fees but the maintenance (non-means tested, basic award and the extra weeks allowance) -paid in monthly instalments. Is this paid back? If so, how and when?
Thank you
Thank you
A bursary does not have to be repaid.
Maintenance and Tuition Fee Loans are repaid by deductions from your wages, once you earn over £21,000 a year.
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