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Student finance 2012/13: what money can you get?
Apply for student finance
New and continuing part-time students can apply now. New full-time students need to apply now to make sure they get some money at the start of term. Extra help is also available from bursaries and scholarships
Money you can get to pay for university
Quick guide to full-time and part-time student finance for courses starting after 1 September 2023
Student loans
Student finance that pays towards tuition fees and living costs and that you have to pay back
Student grants
Extra money for full-time students of up to £3,250 that you don't have to pay back
Bursaries, scholarships and awards
Money on top of loans and grants paid directly by universities and colleges
Help for students with children
Help with the cost of childcare and other financial support for parents
Financial help for disabled students (disabled people section)
Grants for students with a disability to help with extra costs
Adult Dependants' Grant
Financial help for students with an adult who depends on them financially
Access to Learning Fund
Extra help for students in financial hardship
Student finance: teacher training courses
Extra money for students who study on a teacher training course
NHS and social work courses
Bursaries for medicine, social work and certain healthcare courses
Benefits for students with low incomes (money, tax and benefits section)
Benefits for students on low incomes, single parents and disabled students
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