Discover the various student loans available to support your academic journey. From tuition fees to living costs, we've got you covered.
First things first, let's cover what's available. As a student, you may be entitled to two loans – one for tuition fees and another for maintenance costs.
The tuition fee loan is paid directly to your university. It covers course costs of up to £9,000 per year and isn’t dependent on your household income.
The student maintenance loan is designed to cover living costs while you’re at university, including things like accommodation, food, transport, and socializing.
We've outlined some key things to consider when applying for your student loan. For information on additional student finance options, check out the UCAS page on bursaries, grants, and scholarships.
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