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Funding for 5 years

Hi,

I am wanting to do a 2 year foundation degree in 'Supporting Learning' and then once I have competed that I want to go onto a full 3 year degree in 'Primary Education'. My question is, would I be able to get funding for these 5 years? I don't want to do the FD and then find out when applying for the full degree that I can't get enough funding.

Many thanks,

Paige

Reply 1

Brian SFE

Official Rep

Hi there.

Would you be starting the second Degree course from year 1? Normally in these instances you would be a direct entrant into either year 2 or 3 of the Degree course.

If not and you enter into year one then we need to consider your previous study of 2 years on the foundation.

This essentially means that either way we will only be able to offer full funding for years 2 and 3 of the second course.

Thanks.

Reply 2

Pj97

Hi,

I have spoken to the University and they said it would be unlikely that I would be put into 2nd or 3rd year, however, they said they may be able to accredit some modules. Would this reduce costs? I think I will try and look for a one year foundation course.

Thanks for your help,

Paige

Reply 3

Brian SFE

Official Rep

Hi there.

It's likely that if there are aspects of the course that you do not need to complete that costs will reduce, however that is a decision that your uni will have to take.

Thanks.

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