I want to drop out

I’m in 3rd almost finished my first semester but I want to drop out been thinking about this for awhile I just don’t enjoy studying law at all it’s mentally draining. But i don’t know what happens in terms of finance loans etc. I just want to be a care assistant been applying but not been successful yet. I want this to be my full time job.

If you withdraw, normally you will need to notify SFE of your withdrawal. They will then stop any further tuition fee payments to the university and any further maintenance loan payments to you.
If you withdrew in the middle of term (e.g. early November) you would have been expected to repay part of your maintenance loan that you received at the start of the year pro-rata based on how far in term you are. However if you withdraw at the end of term, as you will have "earned" the full (or nearly full) amount of the maintenance loan disbursement you were paid, you will not normally need to repay any of it (or sometimes only very little if e.g. one week of term left you might need to repay £100 or something). It's usually convenient to time withdrawing to the end of a given term, a little before your next maintenance loan disbursement would be.
You will still have the loan "debt" as if you graduated, although of course the total principal of the loan is much lower so won't be as much to pay off. You will still only make repayments when earning over the threshold and this will still be a proportion of your income, so you won't repay more than you can afford normally. So it's not really going to impact you - you'll have those loan repayments coming out of your payslip with your NI contributions/income tax etc for a while until it's paid off, if you're earning over the threshold, and if not you won't be repaying anything. Also either way, 40 years after taking it out it'll be written off.
There are potentially other practical finance considerations though beyond SFE, namely your accommodation tenancy contract. You'll need to check this if there is a break clause or if e.g. you need to find a replacement tenant - otherwise you will be liable for the rent for the remainder of the contract (regardless of whether you are receiving SFE funding or not). Bear in mind also you normally can't live in student halls after withdrawing if you're no longer a student! So this is something to keep in mind, and so sometimes may be more practical to consider withdrawing at the end of the academic year instead to avoid a financial obligation for rent on the accommodation, which you may not have the means to pay without SFE funding.

I’m in 3rd almost finished my first semester but I want to drop out been thinking about this for awhile I just don’t enjoy studying law at all it’s mentally draining. But i don’t know what happens in terms of finance loans etc. I just want to be a care assistant been applying but not been successful yet. I want this to be my full time job.

I’m in 3rd almost finished my first semester but I want to drop out been thinking about this for awhile I just don’t enjoy studying law at all it’s mentally draining. But i don’t know what happens in terms of finance loans etc. I just want to be a care assistant been applying but not been successful yet. I want this to be my full time job.

I’m in 3rd almost finished my first semester but I want to drop out been thinking about this for awhile I just don’t enjoy studying law at all it’s mentally draining. But i don’t know what happens in terms of finance loans etc. I just want to be a care assistant been applying but not been successful yet. I want this to be my full time job.