£5000-£8000 uni GRANT Form 2020!!
It’s official! All Nurse midwifery and other allied health professions students will receive a uni grant of at least 5000 from 2020! Also including those in their 2nd/3rd year of their degree too, if this news hasn’t made your day I don’t know what will!! 😁😁😁
Original post by Nabz028
It’s official! All Nurse midwifery and other allied health professions students will receive a uni grant of at least 5000 from 2020! Also including those in their 2nd/3rd year of their degree too, if this news hasn’t made your day I don’t know what will!! 😁😁😁
As a graduate that studied social sciences, it has not made my day
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