Can I get funding for an Allied Health degree in england?

I previously studied a humanities degree in Scotland (I am Scottish) 5 years ago. I have now lived in England for two year and wanted to study an Allied Health Degree in London, I was confused about whether I could get funding? I called up SAAS but they said that I would have to apply through Student Loan England now. I tried to contact them but didn't really get any direct answer.

Could anyone confirm if I would be able to get at funding for the tuition fees at least?

Any help would be very appreciated!!

Reply 1

Leah SLC

Official Rep

Hi there. Did you gain a qualification from your previous course? If so, what qualification did you gain?

What is the name of the new course you are looking to study and what qualification do you expect to receive from this? Thanks, Leah.

Reply 2

jacquelinestark

Original post

by Leah SLC

Hi there. Did you gain a qualification from your previous course? If so, what qualification did you gain?
What is the name of the new course you are looking to study and what qualification do you expect to receive from this? Thanks, Leah.

Hi, I did not gain a qualification as I dropped out during covid. I wanted to study Diagnostic Radiotherapy Bs Hons. Thanks

(edited 2 months ago)

Reply 3

SFE Clare

Official Rep

Hi there,

Can you confirm if you are now ordinarily resident in England? Can you confirm if you previously studied part time or full time? How many years of previous study do you have?

Thanks, Clare

Reply 4

jacquelinestark

Original post

by SFE Clare

Hi there,
Can you confirm if you are now ordinarily resident in England? Can you confirm if you previously studied part time or full time? How many years of previous study do you have?
Thanks, Clare

I have been in England for 3 years, I am from Scotland and studied there for 4 years, thank you

Reply 5

Stephen SLC

Official Rep

Hi there, with regards to the course, what is the name of the university you would be attending?
Is this a Full Time or Part Time course? And how many years is the new course in total?
Thanks, Stephen