re starting course next year, how much grant do i need to pay back
hi, basically i'm hating my current course and starting a new one next year at the same uni. basically i called up student finance and they said i'd have to pay back the grant i would have received for the remainder of the year but they said they're not too sure how much. does anyone know how much it would be that i'd need to pay back and if it is literally just giving them the rest money i would have had for the rest of the year? oh also i get the full grant of £3250
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