Postgraduate funding

Hi there,
Have you only studied on 1 Postgraduate Course? Did the university suspend your previous studies and have they now sent a Change of Circumstances Resumption? When you log inro your online account what does you application status say? Did you receive all your payments when you were studying or did they get stopped?
Thanks, Drew

Hi Drew, thank you for your help!
Yes only 1 postgraduate course. This is the same course. Yes my university suspended my studies because of my illness. This was a couple of years back. They recently sent a change of circumstance resumption but nothing has changed on my application. When I log into my account currently it says suspended still even though I am enrolled. At the time, I received the full loan and I paid it all to the university. But I received some money back from my university for the part I didn’t attend. I don’t have this money anymore. When I contacted SF and my university at the time I understood that I would just need to re-apply for a new loan. When I enrolled recently the same advice was given from my university until I tried to submit an application for CPR and learned that different rules apply to suspending and withdrawing.
I did receive a recent email to submit evidence to SF as it has been a long time. But my university said this is an automatic email, not for compelling reasons or to re apply for a new loan. I’m very worried because I can’t afford to fund the course. I tried to apply for scholarships but there isn’t any for my course. I’m not sure what to do next.
I have lots of evidence of medical bills, my illness, hospitalisations from then and even my continued treatment and illness now. I am under a team of doctors who oversee my health. I have sent all my evidence to university who have done my personal learning plan. I don’t have a job. I appreciate any advice or help please.

Hi there,
If you're looking to apply for Compelling Personal Reasons (CPR) we require evidence from a 3rd party in a profession i.e. Doctor/lecture who knows of the CPR.
The evidence would be a letter on headed paper signed/stamped and dated from someone in profession i.e. Doctor/lecturer who knows the CPR. They must know how it affected your studies and the dates it affected you.
When you provide this evidence, we advise to include a covering letter from yourself explaining why you're sending it.
Once received it will be up to the assessor if this will be accepted or not.
Thanks,
Claire

Hi Student_5_,
Yes, if the suspension was over 2 years in duration and you have yet to receive the remaining entitlement. The alternative would be if you withdrew then started the course from the beginning again.
Thanks, Clare

Hi Clare, thank you for answering. May I ask if my university changes my application to withdrawal from suspension, can I apply for compelling reasons even thought I am enrolled?
May I also ask the entitlement was 4 years ago, am I able to apply for compelling reasons for the suspension since it was a long time ago?
Thank you