UK/EU applicants

Did you know...

• Most English students studying in the UK, and EU students studying at English universities, won't have to pay up front for tuition; the cost will be covered by a loan supplied by the Government and paid direct to the institution for you.
• Most students can also get a loan to help with living costs from the Government.
• These loans are rolled into one. You only pay back your loan once you've left university and are earning over £21,000
• Your monthly payment rate will be based on how much you earn, not how much you borrowed. So if your salary is £25,000 a year, you pay nine per cent of £4,000, which works out as £6.92 a week. 
• You will pay 9p for every pound you earn over the £21,000 repayment threshold.
• Government grants, which you don't have to pay back, are also available to help with living costs, though these depend on your household income.

Student Funding: The Facts

You can get independent student finance advice from https://www.moneyadviceservice.org.uk/en/articles/student-finance