Potentially swapping schools?
Okay I'm gonna keep this nice and short: the school I'm in right now has finally given me a bursary, but I'm currently thinking of switching to a more convenient and cheaper school that's more familiar but with less opportunities and doesn't have a bursary. Is it possible to switch even though my parents already accepted it, and, if so, how?
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