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Forms for 2006 Entry Loans and Grants
These are now up on the Student Support Direct website.
The PN1 has 28 pages. If I am applying for NON income assessed loan then I don't have to fill in ANY details of my or my parents income, right?
Anyway, it also says that online application will not be available til mid-April. Is it wise to wait and apply online, or is the system not very good?
Thanks
The PN1 has 28 pages. If I am applying for NON income assessed loan then I don't have to fill in ANY details of my or my parents income, right?
Anyway, it also says that online application will not be available til mid-April. Is it wise to wait and apply online, or is the system not very good?
Thanks
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Great. They take forever to fill out!
Small question, how do i fill it out if i did take a loan out last year for the whole year, but dropped out in July (as i'm staying to the end) and have a firm unconditional place next year at another uni for another course. Or is this the sort of question i should take to a student support office?
Small question, how do i fill it out if i did take a loan out last year for the whole year, but dropped out in July (as i'm staying to the end) and have a firm unconditional place next year at another uni for another course. Or is this the sort of question i should take to a student support office?
Thank you so much.
gianthead
It logs me out when I click 'I want to apply for support now' 
what's the matter with it?
what's the matter with it?here's why:
"Apply online for 2006/07 from mid April and you could win an iPod!
Everyone who applies online for 2006/07 student support between April and July is automatically entered into a prize draw to win one of six iPod Nano music players! Online applications will be available from mid April."
regards
--marty
xavier2k3
here's why:
"Apply online for 2006/07 from mid April and you could win an iPod!
Everyone who applies online for 2006/07 student support between April and July is automatically entered into a prize draw to win one of six iPod Nano music players! Online applications will be available from mid April."
"Apply online for 2006/07 from mid April and you could win an iPod!
Everyone who applies online for 2006/07 student support between April and July is automatically entered into a prize draw to win one of six iPod Nano music players! Online applications will be available from mid April."
Why did it log me out instead of bringing up a screen saying that the forms wouldn't be ready til then and why not try a paper one? oh well 
what the heck am I supposed to want with an ipod I didn't ask for?
Hey, i have a question, please dont shout at me if it's a stupid question, lol. What relevance does my parent's household income have to my applying for student loans/grants etc? it's just that my parents dont intend to assist my university at all and as far as they're concerned i'm on my own.
Oh well.Is it ok to print the form out in black and white? Cheers
Christ, that form is a shocker 
I still don't understand most of it, even after reading through the guidance notes.
I've done a gap year, and my place was confirmed before 1st August last year. Can I send them the UCAS letter I got after results day, or do I need to dig out the one when I initially got my offer in December or whenever it was ?
I still don't understand most of it, even after reading through the guidance notes.I've done a gap year, and my place was confirmed before 1st August last year. Can I send them the UCAS letter I got after results day, or do I need to dig out the one when I initially got my offer in December or whenever it was ?
lutionium
Hey, i have a question, please dont shout at me if it's a stupid question, lol. What relevance does my parent's household income have to my applying for student loans/grants etc? it's just that my parents dont intend to assist my university at all and as far as they're concerned i'm on my own.
In my opinion that is the fundamental problem in the system. Part of the governments justification for introducing top-up fees is that graduates earn more, and so can afford to pay it back. So why are some students on low incomes subsidised for these? Of course they should be loaned the money, but when they graduate they should be in the same boat as everyone else.
My apologies if I have any innacuracies in this post, I am already at uni and so top-up fees will not affect me, although they will affect my brother and sister.
PQ
It need to be the initial December letter.
Anything dated after 1st August doesn't count
Anything dated after 1st August doesn't count
....cue sixteen hours of searching through old bits of paper. If I can't find it, Bristol had better be able to get me a letter saying that it was all sorted in time.
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