withdrawing from course and future funding

Hi there. Can you please confirm the full name of the course he is looking to study? Thanks, Leah.

Reply 2

i think it's BSC Psychology

Reply 3

Would this be full time or part time? Thanks, Leah.

Reply 4

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by Leah SLC

Would this be full time or part time? Thanks, Leah.

full time from september

Reply 5

Student Finance uses this calculation to work out how much funding is left:

New course length + Additional Year – Previous study years

For example, the new course is 4 years long, the calculation would be:

4 + 1 – 2 = 3 years entitlement

Because there is 3 years left, this means the Tuition Fee for the 1st year of the course would be blocked. They would still be entitled to a Maintenance Loan for all years.

If there is a valid reason why they left the previous course (e.g., health reasons), then they may be able to get the year back if they can provide evidence of this.

Thanks, Leah.

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Original post

by Leah SLC

Student Finance uses this calculation to work out how much funding is left:
New course length + Additional Year – Previous study years
For example, the new course is 4 years long, the calculation would be:

4 + 1 – 2 = 3 years entitlement

Because there is 3 years left, this means the Tuition Fee for the 1st year of the course would be blocked. They would still be entitled to a Maintenance Loan for all years.
If there is a valid reason why they left the previous course (e.g., health reasons), then they may be able to get the year back if they can provide evidence of this.
Thanks, Leah.

thank you

Reply 7

Original post

by Leah SLC

Student Finance uses this calculation to work out how much funding is left:
New course length + Additional Year – Previous study years
For example, the new course is 4 years long, the calculation would be:

4 + 1 – 2 = 3 years entitlement

Because there is 3 years left, this means the Tuition Fee for the 1st year of the course would be blocked. They would still be entitled to a Maintenance Loan for all years.
If there is a valid reason why they left the previous course (e.g., health reasons), then they may be able to get the year back if they can provide evidence of this.
Thanks, Leah.

so does withdrawing now in December of the second year or carrying on and finishing the second year make any difference?

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