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1. • • The bill is usually due sometime in August before the semester starts, but exact due dates vary from college to college. You can find the exact date your college expects you to pay in the bill’s due date section.
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   Do you have to pay back tuition fees?

   • Both Tuition Fee Loans and Maintenance Loans must be paid back once you graduate and you’re earning above a minimum salary. Repayment systems vary from country to country. You have to apply for student finance for each year of your course – not just your first year.

   Student Finance - Student Loans And Tuition Fees - UCAS

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   How does a tuition fee loan work?

   • If you apply for a Tuition Fee Loan, it’ll be paid directly to your university or college in 3 instalments across the academic year. You’ll be liable for any percentage of your Tuition Fee Loan paid to your university or college from the first day of term if you’re a full-time student.

   Student finance – how you're assessed and paid - GOV.UK

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   What do tuition fees cover?

   • Tuition fees are charged by universities and colleges to cover key elements of your course and academic life, as well as core services related to students’ wellbeing and experience on campus. Tuition fees normally cover: However, tuition fees won’t usually cover:

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   How much money can a university charge for tuition?

   • The government sets limits on the amount of money institutions can charge students for tuition. The limits depend on: The most common fee limit for a full-time course is £9,250 per year. In the current system, all fee limits are set per academic year. If we kept this system, it would mean: In the LLE system, we’ll set fee limits per credit.

   Tuition fee limits in the Lifelong Learning Entitlement

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   What if my tuition fee is higher than my current course?

   • If the fees are higher than those you pay on your current course, you may be able to apply for an additional amount of Tuition Fee Loan up to a maximum of £9,250. If you transfer course during the academic year a percentage of your Tuition Fee Loan will still be paid to your previous university/college.

   Student finance – how you're assessed and paid - GOV.UK

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   How will LLE change tuition fees?

   • When LLE launches, it will change the way tuition fee limits are set at colleges and universities. The government sets limits on the amount of money institutions can charge students for tuition. The limits depend on: The most common fee limit for a full-time course is £9,250 per year. In the current system, all fee limits are set per academic year.

   Tuition fee limits in the Lifelong Learning Entitlement

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3. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsEligibility rules for home fee status and student finance ...

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   Jan 15, 2024 · Students will be eligible for tuition fee loans and home fee status in England for courses starting in academic year 2022 to 2023 if they: have settled status when in the UK come to the...

4. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsStudent finance: how you're assessed and paid - GOV.UK

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   Mar 1, 2021 · If you’re starting or continuing an undergraduate course, our guide will help you understand what you’re entitled to and how this is calculated. Published 1 March 2021. Last updated 26 January ...

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6. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsTuition fee limits in the Lifelong Learning Entitlement

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   3 days ago · The maximum tuition fees and loans for foundation years in classroom-based subjects will fall from £9,250 to £5,760 for the start of the 2025 to 2026 academic year.

7. www.which.co.uk › money › credit-cards-and-loansRepaying your student loan: when and how much you pay back ...

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   The earliest you'll start repaying your student loan is the April after your course has ended, or the April four years after your course has started, if your course is longer than four years. However, you won't repay anything until you're earning above a certain amount - this varies depending on which plan you're on.

8. www.ucas.com › money-and-student-life › moneyUndergraduate tuition fees and student loans - UCAS

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   Tuition fees are charged by universities and colleges to cover key elements of your course and academic life, as well as core services related to students’ wellbeing and experience on campus. Tuition fees normally cover: lectures, seminars, and tutorials. course admin costs.

9. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentStudent finance – how you're assessed and paid - GOV.UK

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   1 – What’s this guide about? This guide explains how an application for student finance for undergraduate full-time, part-time and Initial Teacher Training (ITT) students will be assessed and paid....

10. commonslibrary.parliament.uk › research-briefingsLifelong Learning (Higher Education Fee Limits) Bill ...

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    The Lifelong Learning (Higher Education Fee Limits) Bill will establish a new method for calculating the maximum level of tuition fees providers could charge students for higher education courses and modules.