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Hi, i just completed my degree in 2019 and have taken a gap year. I am going back to studying a pgce starting in 2020. Will i still be able to get my tuition fee even if ive taken a gap year? I am also an EU national with settled status if that makes a difference? I will be studying pgce at UCL
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Hi, i just completed my degree in 2019 and have taken a gap year. I am going back to studying a pgce starting in 2020. Will i still be able to get my tuition fee even if ive taken a gap year? I am also an EU national with settled status if that makes a difference? I will be studying pgce at UCL

Taking a gap year doesn't change your entitlement to student finance. If you're entitled to student finance in England, then you're entitled regardless of having taking a gap year. AFIAK, EU national funding was guaranteed for 2020/2021.
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Taking a gap year doesn't change your entitlement to student finance. If you're entitled to student finance in England, then you're entitled regardless of having taking a gap year. AFIAK, EU national funding was guaranteed for 2020/2021.

so all eu students pay UK tuition fees?
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so all eu students pay UK tuition fees?

As far as I am aware, yes.
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Hi, i just completed my degree in 2019 and have taken a gap year. I am going back to studying a pgce starting in 2020. Will i still be able to get my tuition fee even if ive taken a gap year? I am also an EU national with settled status if that makes a difference? I will be studying pgce at UCL


Hey!

I just made a thread for UCL pgce 20-21 students

check it out here https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=6474838 :smile:

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