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Funding and university courses for mature students - entry requirements, find courses, student finance
Student finance - student loans or student grants for tuition fees and living costs, extra help, student loan repayments.
You may be eligible for student finance to help you study at university or…
You may be eligible for student finance including: a Tuition Fee Loan to…
If your course starts on or after 1 August 2016, you can apply for: a…
What you’re eligible for depends on when your course starts. If your…
If your part-time course has a ‘course intensity’ of 25% or more, you may…
You may be able to get extra financial help, for example, if you’re: on a…
Find out how to apply for student finance. Parents or partners of students…
Bursaries and scholarships from universities or colleges including hardship funds.
Student visa - check which courses you can study, prepare supporting documents, apply, what happens at the UK border
Apply for a Student visa to study in the UK if you're 16 or over - eligibility, extend or switch your visa, how much it costs and how long it takes
Apply for a higher education course, track your application and accept or reject your offers.
How to apply for student finance - when to apply, deadlines, proof of identity, parents' income, change an application.
Information for students to help work out what academic year their course falls under.
Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA) could support you while you’re studying – don’t miss out.
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