Continuing students
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Summary of changes in 2013/14
Below is a summary of the changes to the student finance available to you for academic year 2013/14.
More detailed information about the grants and loans available can be found in the following section:
All students – maximum tuition fee amount
You can apply for a Tuition Fee Loan up to a maximum of £3,575 for your course, depending on when you started and where you’re studying. This isn’t based on your household income.
| You're a: | Maximum Tuition Fee Loan |
|---|---|
| returning full-time student who started in 2012/13 | £3,575 |
| returning full-time student who started in either 2010/11 or 2011/12 and are studying in Wales, Scotland or England | £3,465 |
| returning full-time student who started in either 2010/11 or 2011/12 and are studying in Northern Ireland | £3,575 |
Students who normally live in Wales and study anywhere in the UK
The minimum means-tested National Bursary, available to students being charged the full tuition fee and receiving the full Assembly Learning Grant or Special Support Grant, has increased to £347 per year.
Students who normally live in Wales and study in Wales
The minimum means-tested National Bursary, available to students receiving the full Assembly Learning Grant or Special Support Grant, has increased to £347 per year.
The Tuition Fee Grant , available to students who started a course between 2006/07 and 2009/10 (or who were classed as a gap year student in 2010/11), has increased to £2,085 per year.
