Student finance- masters- behind a year

I did 1 year of my course and then dropped out and started a new one. Will I get student finance if I do a masters or PGCE? Would I if I hadn’t of dropped out after 1st year or my 1st course?

Can someone pls explain, thank you

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cheesecakelove

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Original post by Anonymous

I did 1 year of my course and then dropped out and started a new one. Will I get student finance if I do a masters or PGCE? Would I if I hadn’t of dropped out after 1st year or my 1st course?

Can someone pls explain, thank you

My understanding is that you have to self-fund a Masters if you wish to pursue it - student finance won't cover it. If you want to go to PGCE, you can apply for a tuition loan, and depending on the subject, you can get bursaries to help. This might explain more: https://www.postgrad.com/subjects/teaching_education/pgce_funding/

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PhoenixFortune

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Original post by Anonymous

I did 1 year of my course and then dropped out and started a new one. Will I get student finance if I do a masters or PGCE? Would I if I hadn’t of dropped out after 1st year or my 1st course?

Can someone pls explain, thank you

AFAIK, your postgraduate funding isn't affected by the number of years of funding you received for an undergraduate course. You can apply for a postgraduate loan from Student Finance to cover a master's degree, and as another poster said, a PGCE can still be funded by Student Finance.

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