Queries about withdrawal/interruption from university.

Hello,

I am an undergraduate student and this is my first year, I study in England, London - University of Greenwich. I decided to withdraw from studies due to personal problems or at least to interrupt for some period of time.

So, my questions are if I withdraw what are the consequences with the payment so far. I have asked at university for that and they told me that if I consider to leave it will be better to do it before 9th April because it will only cost 50% of 9,250£ (therefore 4,625£). And there is what I was wondering...

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Query 1:

If I withdraw what is the procedure for the payment? Far as I know it is the same like if I graduate all of my education... I mean I will be able to repay it only if I have a job and I have enough earning (an exact %), right? Because I will not be able to repay it at once.

Query 2:
The second thing that I was wondering about is - if I interrupt my studies for a year for example just to make up my mind because I am really not able to continue right now... What are the procedure with the payment then? Will I be extra charged?

Query 3:
If I Interrupt and after a year I change my mind and decide not to continue will this be a problem if I withdraw then? Will I have restrictions/penalties for the loan? Or it does not change anything?

Query 4:
How to inform you to stop my financial support? Who do I need to contact and how? Because I need to do it as soon as possible before 9th of April.

I have spoken yet with university and my personal tutor and I have access to the documents for withdrawal/interruption but they told me that I have to get in touch with you separately to let you know that you have to stop my financial support.


Thanks in advance!



Kind Regards,
Milen Dimitrov