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Academic excellence for business and the professions
Student Finance 2014/2015
Saturday 29 June 2013
What is Student Finance?
This is the money available to
you from the Government to
help you fund your studies
Tuition fees Course materials Living expenses
Tuition Fees
Course type Maximum tuition fee
and loan rate
Full-time undergraduate course £9,000
Part-time undergraduate course £6,750
Foundation course £4,500
• £9,000 for full-time undergraduate courses
• Payable by non-means tested tuition fee loan
• Available to all UK and EU students
• Paid directly to the university
Course materials and expenses • Books
• Printing, portfolios
• Internet access
• Laptop, printer, scanner
• Specialist equipment
• Study abroad programmes
Weekly living expenses
Expense Away from home At home
Accommodation/contribution £186 £35
Food £40 £25
Travel £21 (zones 1-2) £30 (zones 1-4)
Course materials £7 £7
Mobile £8 £8
Entertainment £15 £25
Miscellaneous £10 £10
Total per week £287 £140
Maintenance Loan
Where you will live Max loan rate
Away from home, studying in London £7,751
At home £4,418
Study abroad year £6,600
•Towards accommodation, food, travel and course materials
•Available to full-time UK Home students
•65% non-means tested - up to £5,038
•35% means tested – up to a further £2,713
•Paid at the start of each term
Student loan repayment •Tuition fee and maintenance loans are combined
•Repayment begins April after graduation
•9% of salary above £21,000
•Interest is charged at 3% plus inflation
•All loans written off after 30 years Annual Salary Amount of salary from
which 9% will be deducted
Monthly repayment
£21,000 £0 £0
£25,000 £4,000 £30
£30,000 £9,000 £67.50
£40,000 £19,000 £142.50
Maintenance Grant
Where you are living Maximum
Maintenance
Grant
Maximum
loan
entitlement
Total
funding
Away from home,
studying in London
£3,387 £6,058 £9,445
At home £3,387 £2,725
£6,112
•Household income ≤ £42,611
•Full grant ≤ £25,000
•Partial grant £25,001 to £42,611
•Loan substitution - Maintenance Grant only
•Special Support Grant - students with children and/or disability
Dependent Allowances
Allowance/Grant Amount
Childcare Grant £257.55 max per week
Parents Learning Allowance £1,523 per year
Adult Dependants’ Grant £2,668 per year
Child Tax Credits Variable (£60 per week)
Disabled Students’ Allowances (DSAs)
• Mental health conditions and specific learning difficulties
• Additional study related expenses
• Needs based
• Full and part time students are eligible
Allowance type Max amount per year
General disabled student allowance £1,741
Specialist equipment allowance £5,212
Non-medical helper's allowance £20,725
Extra travel costs Variable
Learning Success Team: specialist support - Disabilities,
Dyslexia, Mental Health and Wellbeing, Academic Learning
Support
Application process
National Scholarship Programme 2014/15 • £1.2M
• 200+ awards available worth £6,000 each
• Paid as £3,000 tuition fee waiver and £3,000 student choice
• Eligibility criteria:
• Home/UK students ordinarily a resident in England;
• Household income equal to/less than £16,000;
• New undergraduates starting in 2014/15.
• Application:
• UCAS application
• Student Finance application
• Consent to Share
Scholarships
Scholarship Eligibility criteria Amount
Lord Mayor of London
Scholarships for
Academic Excellence
UK/EU
ABB+
Up to £3,000
per academic
year
City Undergraduate
Accommodation Bursary
New UK/Home 2014/15
In receipt of Maintenance Grant
City nominated Halls
£2,000
per academic
year
Sir John Cass's
Foundation Lord Mayor's
Scholarship Programme
UK resident
Under 25 years
Inner London boroughs
Specific subjects
Up to £7,000
per academic
year
More scholarships…
• School scholarships
• External sponsors
• Paid towards tuition fees or maintenance costs
• Based on financial need and/or academic merit
• www.city.ac.uk/scholarships
Case study 1
Income Per
academic year
Per
week
Loan £6,058 £155
Grant £3,387 £86
Part-time job £1,870 £48
Total £11,315 £289
Weekly expenses Amount
Accommodation
(Liberty Court)
£185
Food
£40
Travel
(zones 1-2)
£21
Course materials
£7
Mobile
£7
Entertainment
£10
Miscellaneous
£15
Total £285
Andrew Living in halls
Case study 2
Rachel Living at home
Weekly
expenses
Amount
Contribution
at home
£30
Food
£25
Travel
(zones 1-4)
£31
Course
materials
£7
Mobile
£8
Entertainment
£25
Miscellaneous
£15
Total £141
Income Per
academic year
Per
week
Loan £2,725 £69
Grant £3,387 £86
Total £6,112 £155
NUS Discounts
Money Management Tips
• Keep a budget
• Find cheaper alternatives second-hand books, packed lunches, cycle/walk
• Student bank account with an interest-free overdraft
• Find part-time employment
• Minimise excessive spending
City University London Hardship Fund
• Discretionary financial assistance
• Financial hardship
• Unexpected financial emergencies
• Priority for vulnerable groups
• Maximum award around £1,000
Further information
• Student Finance England (SFE)
www.direct.gov.uk/studentfinance
• Online Student Calculator
www.studentcalculator.org.uk
• Money Advice
www.moneysavingexpert.com
• Mobile Apps
www.play.google.com
Questions
[email protected] www.city.ac.uk/studentcentre