Exception subject nursing

Hi Jimmy448,
If the Nursing course meets the exemption criteria then you would be eligible for support as exemption courses do not take in to consideration any previous study. However this could only be confirmed once you are able to provide the exact course information as not all nursing courses meet the exemption criteria. This can be checked with the university and also with ourselves once you have narrowed down your choices. Stephen

Hi there,
If it is an exception course you would get funding for how long the course lasts plus one year of additional funding.
Thanks, Drew

Thank you
I’d like to ask two more questions. The last time I applied for Student Finance, they decided that I had an overpayment of about £4,200 because they concluded that one year I hadn’t worked enough to justify receiving the maintenance loan. At that time, I had pre-settled status, but now I am a British citizen. Since then, I’ve been in contact with the slc company, and I’ve arranged a repayment plan. I’m paying every month the agreed amount, which depends on my monthly income.
My first question is: if I apply for a new loan, will the company deduct my outstanding balance directly from the new loan, or will there be no obstacle since I’ve already arranged a payment plan and I’m meeting my obligations?
My second question is: most universities ask for a Level 3 qualification to enter a nursing degree. Is there an option to apply to Student Finance or the Advanced Learner Loan for a Level 3 Access to Higher Education course and then move directly to a nursing degree?
Thanks

Hi Jimmy,
For any level 3 course queries you'd need to contact our Advance Learner Loan team on 0300 100 0619
For your overpayment, do you still have an arranged repayment plan in place? Thanks, Jason

Hi there,
If you applied for an undergraduate course we can deduct your overpayment from your future funding.
Thanks, Drew

Thanks let me know
So , for what I understand, I can applied for an exception course and get full founding but as for my overpayment the slc will most likely deduct my outstanding even if I have a payment plan with them and I fullfil my obligations.Am I right?