Student finance for a masters
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midlife
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Since 2016 it's very common to get a loan.
Politely note that payback conditions are different to undergrad loans. The essence is the payments cut in much lower and generally speaking much, much more likely to pay back a postgraduate master's loan than an undergraduate master's or bachelor's loan.
Politely note that payback conditions are different to undergrad loans. The essence is the payments cut in much lower and generally speaking much, much more likely to pay back a postgraduate master's loan than an undergraduate master's or bachelor's loan.
Also people who have undergraduate masters' degrees are not eligible, which catches many out and is a bit of a bugbear on many parts of the internet.
It might sound a bit ridiculous to an older audience here but also many people don't realise they can't get a second master's loan and you might be surprised how incredibly commonly this is asked. So don't rush!
It might sound a bit ridiculous to an older audience here but also many people don't realise they can't get a second master's loan and you might be surprised how incredibly commonly this is asked. So don't rush!
Last time I looked you could borrow about £11k. From this you’d have to pay fees with any remaining for living costs. Many are structured to allow part time work. Masters costs vary enormously from £5k to £15k for uk students depending on subject and universit. There are some big bursaries available t some places especially if you are an alumnus.
