Student finance/tuition fees
Please 🙏 advice me
I’m an EU student and received a Student Finance loan to cover my undergraduate tuition fees. I’ve recently applied for a Master’s program, and the university has classified me as an international student with a tuition fee of £27,000.
If I’m eligible for a postgraduate loan from Student Finance of around £12,000, would it be possible to use that amount towards my tuition fees and cover the remaining balance myself?
Greatly appreciated for any advice
I’m an EU student and received a Student Finance loan to cover my undergraduate tuition fees. I’ve recently applied for a Master’s program, and the university has classified me as an international student with a tuition fee of £27,000.
If I’m eligible for a postgraduate loan from Student Finance of around £12,000, would it be possible to use that amount towards my tuition fees and cover the remaining balance myself?
Greatly appreciated for any advice
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by S RahmanPlease 🙏 advice me
I’m an EU student and received a Student Finance loan to cover my undergraduate tuition fees. I’ve recently applied for a Master’s program, and the university has classified me as an international student with a tuition fee of £27,000.
If I’m eligible for a postgraduate loan from Student Finance of around £12,000, would it be possible to use that amount towards my tuition fees and cover the remaining balance myself?
Greatly appreciated for any advice
I’m an EU student and received a Student Finance loan to cover my undergraduate tuition fees. I’ve recently applied for a Master’s program, and the university has classified me as an international student with a tuition fee of £27,000.
If I’m eligible for a postgraduate loan from Student Finance of around £12,000, would it be possible to use that amount towards my tuition fees and cover the remaining balance myself?
Greatly appreciated for any advice
Hi @S Rahman I believe you can do that. I think you will only need to send your university documentation of your finances. For better clearification a recommed you to contact your prospective university, they will guide you better on how to go about it.
Good luck
(Rose, Kingston)
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S Rahman
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Okay, thanks 😊
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