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I have recently undergone a university degree and have successfully completed it. However now i find myself wanting to study a completely different subject at university level. Do i have the option to apply for student finance to fund my second degree if i chose to pursue it?
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I have recently undergone a university degree and have successfully completed it. However now i find myself wanting to study a completely different subject at university level. Do i have the option to apply for student finance to fund my second degree if i chose to pursue it?
I have recently undergone a university degree and have successfully completed it. However now i find myself wanting to study a completely different subject at university level. Do i have the option to apply for student finance to fund my second degree if i chose to pursue it?
If it's a masters degree then yes.
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I have recently undergone a university degree and have successfully completed it. However now i find myself wanting to study a completely different subject at university level. Do i have the option to apply for student finance to fund my second degree if i chose to pursue it?
I have recently undergone a university degree and have successfully completed it. However now i find myself wanting to study a completely different subject at university level. Do i have the option to apply for student finance to fund my second degree if i chose to pursue it?
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I'm on a level 4 access to higher education still studying at college the course finishes in July. But the open uni degree starts in march 2018. The level four is student finance supported can I apply for another student finance application for the degree in march
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I have recently undergone a university degree and have successfully completed it. However now i find myself wanting to study a completely different subject at university level. Do i have the option to apply for student finance to fund my second degree if i chose to pursue it?
I have recently undergone a university degree and have successfully completed it. However now i find myself wanting to study a completely different subject at university level. Do i have the option to apply for student finance to fund my second degree if i chose to pursue it?
Student Finance England will not fund an equivalent level qualification ELQ, unless it classed as an exception couse.
Can I ask what is the course that you are looking at undertaking?
Thanks Rona
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Hi XPhebeZ,
Student Finance England will not fund an equivalent level qualification ELQ, unless it classed as an exception couse.
Can I ask what is the course that you are looking at undertaking?
Thanks Rona
Hi XPhebeZ,
Student Finance England will not fund an equivalent level qualification ELQ, unless it classed as an exception couse.
Can I ask what is the course that you are looking at undertaking?
Thanks Rona
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(Original post by XPhebeZ)
I have recently undergone a university degree and have successfully completed it. However now i find myself wanting to study a completely different subject at university level. Do i have the option to apply for student finance to fund my second degree if i chose to pursue it?
I have recently undergone a university degree and have successfully completed it. However now i find myself wanting to study a completely different subject at university level. Do i have the option to apply for student finance to fund my second degree if i chose to pursue it?
In general, if you already hold a degree you won't be eligible to receive student finance for another degree. There are some courses that re exceptions to this rule, these are usually NHS courses, PGCE's and Allied Health Professions (AHP's).
I hope this information helps.
Kind regards,
John.
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