Student finance

I'm planning to start law this year and try for medicine next year. So if i self fund for law will i be able to get student loan when I start Medicine.

Reply 1

Jonn87

Hi.

Yes.

If you can totally pay for example 6,935? Per year? And also transportation costs and assesories like books etc then yes.

Then if you use student finance you can:

1.Take out a tuition fees loan
2.Maintenance fees loan

Your maintenance fee loan and how much you will get depends on your financial circumstances and sometimes family financial circumstances.

I am a student in London.

I take out these two loans each year.

Regards.

Reply 2

Keerthana777

I have one more question
If I self fund my first year in law will I be able to take student loan in second year

Reply 3

normaw

Volunteer Team, Clearing and Applications Advisor

Original post by Keerthana777

I have one more question
If I self fund my first year in law will I be able to take student loan in second year

I've moved your thread to the Ask SFE forum so that an official SFE/SLC rep will reply. :smile:

Reply 4

Drew SLC

Official Rep

Hi there,

So you want to self fund your 1st year for the Tuition Fee Loan and then get the Tuition Fee Loan in the 2nd year? Have you ever studied before or do you hold an undergraduate qualification?

Thanks, Drew

Reply 5

Keerthana777

Original post by Drew SLC

Hi there,
So you want to self fund your 1st year for the Tuition Fee Loan and then get the Tuition Fee Loan in the 2nd year? Have you ever studied before or do you hold an undergraduate qualification?
Thanks, Drew

Reply 6

Keerthana777

Also if i self fund first year in law and then drop out after first year and if i join for Dentistry, will i get student loan for dentistry.