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Student Finance Wales
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2010/11 Applications are now available. |
New and continuing students can now apply online for student finance. Please login to apply. If you are a new customer, please register with our online service.
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Important - Security information |
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Change to student finance in 2010
Tuition Fees
From September 2010 universities and colleges in Wales, England and Northern Ireland will be able to charge tuition fees up to a maximum of £3,290 a year.
Students who normally live in Wales and study in the UK
For new students from academic year 2010/11:
- The full Assembly Learning Grant/Special Support Grant will be £5,000.
- The household income threshold for partial Assembly Learning Grant will be £50,020.
- There is no Tuition Fee Grant available
- Extra Tuition Fee Loan is available to ensure no full-time undergraduate student will have to pay up-front fees.
- Students who take out a Maintenance Loan may receive up to £1,500 debt relief (partial cancellation of debt) when they enter repayment.
For continuing students in academic year 2010/11:
- Students who take out a Maintenance Loan from Student Finance Wales may receive up to £1,500 debt relief (partial cancellation of debt) when they enter repayment.
Students who normally live in Wales and study in Wales
Tuition Fee Grant
- From September 2010 a grant of up to £1,980 will be available to continuing students only who normally live in Wales and who started a higher education course at a Welsh college from academic year 2006/07 to 2009/10, This tuition fee grant is available regardless of family income, and is paid directly to the place of study.
Bursaries
- Welsh Bursary Scheme: Universities and colleges in Wales are committed to providing additional support for students under the Welsh Bursary Scheme. Every full-time higher education student who started their first year of higher education on or after 1 September 2007 regardless of where they come from in the UK, will be considered for a means tested Welsh Bursary. For continuing students the minimum Welsh Bursary will be £329. For new students the bursary rate will be subject to decision regarding the revised National Bursary Framework for Wales.
- Similar arrangements to the Welsh Bursary Scheme, above, are in place elsewhere in the UK. Ask your chosen college for details.
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