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I am unsure on how the new system on finance works. I have been torn between 2 unis for ages and whilst I have finally made my mind up on which one I am going to I am unclear about the answer to some circumstances. For example if I go to this university and decide I don't like it after one year and drop out to go to a different university to do a different degree, can I still get funded for it?
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(Original post by pl0x0cube)
I am unsure on how the new system on finance works. I have been torn between 2 unis for ages and whilst I have finally made my mind up on which one I am going to I am unclear about the answer to some circumstances. For example if I go to this university and decide I don't like it after one year and drop out to go to a different university to do a different degree, can I still get funded for it?
I am unsure on how the new system on finance works. I have been torn between 2 unis for ages and whilst I have finally made my mind up on which one I am going to I am unclear about the answer to some circumstances. For example if I go to this university and decide I don't like it after one year and drop out to go to a different university to do a different degree, can I still get funded for it?
Use it wisely though because you don't know what will happen in the future.
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You are entitled to one 'grace' year, so you can repeat a year once during your time as a student or use it for a 4yr sandwich course.
Use it wisely though because you don't know what will happen in the future.
You are entitled to one 'grace' year, so you can repeat a year once during your time as a student or use it for a 4yr sandwich course.
Use it wisely though because you don't know what will happen in the future.
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Isn't it the case that you're notionally entitled to 4 years, because some degrees are that long, such that this 'grace year' obtains for people on 3 year courses?
Isn't it the case that you're notionally entitled to 4 years, because some degrees are that long, such that this 'grace year' obtains for people on 3 year courses?
I feel like you're trying to mould me in to a better poster? Ha.
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... you are still entitled to a grace year even if your course is 4 years
... you are still entitled to a grace year even if your course is 4 years
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this is the bit I was querying. I don't know that it's wrong, but I'm not sure that it's right.
this is the bit I was querying. I don't know that it's wrong, but I'm not sure that it's right.
Total number of years in new course - (minus) number of previously funded years + (Plus) one grace year.
As far as I'm aware you are right and they do fund four year degrees in their own right so it shouldn't affect this equation.
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Thanks guys all I wanted to know is if after 1 year I decided I made the wrong decision and want to go to the other option if I could still get funded for it and if I can that takes a huge load off my mind.
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