Student loan foundation year fee

exclusiv360

If I am accepted into a course with a foundation year would i need to pay for the foundation year (year 0)

Reply 1

danisreallycool

i think it depends on what university you go to, but I'm 90% sure you don't pay tuition fees

Reply 2

normaw

Clearing and Applications Advisor, Universities Forum Helper

Original post by exclusiv360

If I am accepted into a course with a foundation year would i need to pay for the foundation year (year 0)

As long as your foundation year leads to a degree course (i.e. it is not a stand-alone foundation course), then you should be able to apply for tuition fee and maintenance loans.

Reply 3

normaw

Clearing and Applications Advisor, Universities Forum Helper

Original post by danisreallycool

i think it depends on what university you go to, but I'm 90% sure you don't pay tuition fees

I doubt whether any university will offer a foundation year for free.

Reply 4

danisreallycool

Oxbridge offers theirs free of charge, but I think it might be them. My bad.

Original post by normaw

I doubt whether any university will offer a foundation year for free.

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