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I've applied for medicine but different sources are telling me different things about part funding and full funding. I started to apply on student finance and they said they don't fund me. Very very confused
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I think so but some sites say NHS funds year 5 only but student finance won't let me apply
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Yes I'm really confused about this too!
so do I fill the student finance form in or not? Because it says that they won't pay my tuition fees. So I tried going on the NHS bursary site and it was REALLY confusing. So stressed out because of it ...
so do I fill the student finance form in or not? Because it says that they won't pay my tuition fees. So I tried going on the NHS bursary site and it was REALLY confusing. So stressed out because of it ...
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This is medicine? A100? Is funded by student finance like other degrees until after year 4, when the NHS take over.
You need to apply for student finance as normal.
You need to apply for student finance as normal.
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(Original post by Anonymous1471)
Yes I'm really confused about this too! so do I fill the student finance form in or not? Because it says that they won't pay my tuition fees. So I tried going on the NHS bursary site and it was REALLY confusing. So stressed out because of it ...
Yes I'm really confused about this too!
so do I fill the student finance form in or not? Because it says that they won't pay my tuition fees. So I tried going on the NHS bursary site and it was REALLY confusing. So stressed out because of it ...
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(Original post by nexttime)
This is medicine? A100? Is funded by student finance like other degrees until after year 4, when the NHS take over.
You need to apply for student finance as normal.
This is medicine? A100? Is funded by student finance like other degrees until after year 4, when the NHS take over.
You need to apply for student finance as normal.
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(Original post by ishabennett)
But student finance say they won't fund it?
But student finance say they won't fund it?
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Have you ticked a box somewhere saying you're doing an NHS funded course or will be applying for NHS bursary? If so, untick it.
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(Original post by Helenia)
Have you ticked a box somewhere saying you're doing an NHS funded course or will be applying for NHS bursary? If so, untick it.
Have you ticked a box somewhere saying you're doing an NHS funded course or will be applying for NHS bursary? If so, untick it.
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(Original post by ishabennett)
But I did an eligibility thing and it said I'm eligible for NHS bursary
But I did an eligibility thing and it said I'm eligible for NHS bursary
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(Original post by ForestCat)
Yeah but not until 5th year. You won't be on a NHS funded course until then. NHS funded courses refers to things like nursing.
Yeah but not until 5th year. You won't be on a NHS funded course until then. NHS funded courses refers to things like nursing.
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(Original post by ishabennett)
Oh so I'm not eligible until 5th year so student finance do fund me
Oh so I'm not eligible until 5th year so student finance do fund me
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(Original post by ForestCat)
Yes. Just tick the option for non-nhs funded and medicine should come up in that list.
Yes. Just tick the option for non-nhs funded and medicine should come up in that list.
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(Original post by Ekno)
What do I click for this if im going to be starting medicine september 2016 ForestCat
yes or no?
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What do I click for this if im going to be starting medicine september 2016 ForestCat
yes or no?
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(Original post by Helenia)
No. You will not be eligible until 5th year.
No. You will not be eligible until 5th year.
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