Universal credit single mum help?

Hi I'm looking to start university in 2023, I currently recieve universal credit, standard allowance, child allowance, housing benefit and also disality entitlement for my daughter. I've been trying to figure out how my UC will be affected, I'm told it's all based on what student finance give to me and I have to accept what ever they give as UC will consider it as an income and that it was available to me if I turn it down.

Has anyone been in a similar situation, single parent, did you still recieve your housing benifit and child allowance? How much student finance did you get and how was it deducted? Where you still okay? Like payment wise was it around the same as before?

Are you doing a full time or part time course? If it’s full time, you cannot be at uni and receive benefits, as well

You can be studying full time and receive benefits, i am a single parent and a full time student and receive them. Im not sure of OPs relationship status and whether it differs on other household income.
Student finance will be calculated as income whether you take it or not and it does affect my UC quite a bit, which is annoying considering finance needs to be paid back and isnt really an income in my eyes.
hope you worked out your situation ok OP

Student Income and Universal Credit
Guidance on how student income should be calculated in Universal Credit awards. if you type that into google -bristol uni universal credit they break it down really easy to understand

You can be studying full time and receive benefits, i am a single parent and a full time student and receive them. Im not sure of OPs relationship status and whether it differs on other household income.
Student finance will be calculated as income whether you take it or not and it does affect my UC quite a bit, which is annoying considering finance needs to be paid back and isnt really an income in my eyes.
hope you worked out your situation ok OP

I looked into this and for a Allied health course, I would get £12k student loan (with special support element), £8000 NHS bursary, £1900 parental allowance grant and £17K childcare grant. The only part the UC take into account is £12K - £4K (special support element) so they use around £6 for the income for the year, which would still give me about £1000 a month with UC.