University loans. IMportant question regarding universities(UK)?
Sunday, August 1st, 2010 at
4:40 am
Ok, just imagine your an ordinary average guy like me who is going to attend university. You have a job, your living in the student digs(accomodation) for the first year before you move out and rent a flat with some of your friends. How will I pay for these expenses of renting the flat… paying for living costs, social fees, course fees ect..???
will i get a loan from the bank covering my living costs and rent costs?? How does costs work in terms of living? I have a job but that definetely wont be enough to pay for rent and all the rest. so can i just get a loan for this? can i get a loan for anything??? pls answer
thanks alot lil devil
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Try not to panic! You can apply for a student loan, i did and its really simple just got to fill out a few forms on the internet with student finance UK. You can take out a tuition fee loan which can give you the money for the £3000 odd annual tuition fees. You can also get a maintenance loan for day to day costs and living expenses. Everything that you need to know is on this website. Good luck!