Receive revised financial assessment form

Date received: 05/09/2002

Another set of three forms from the LEA arrives

IToday I got a letter from the LEA, confirming that they had updated my details after I sent them the change of circumstances form. Along with this letter, they also sent me another three copies of the financial assessment form, which showed how much loan I was entitled to.

Seeing as there was no real difference to my situation, expect I was going to a different university (which wasn't in London), the amount of loan I could take out was the same.

Also included was an envelope which I could use to send one copy of the form to the student loan company with my bank details. As I had already done this with my first copy of the form, I didn't need to do it again.

Get another student loan details confirmation
Date received: 09/09/2002

A loan acknowledgement almost identical to the first

Today a second loan acknowledgement letter came in the post, showing my change of university and not much else. It also came with another form for me to change my bank details if I wished and an envelope to post the revised details back to the SLC.

See the revised loan request acknowledgement
Payment schedule letter
The payment schedule letter is the final letter sent to you from the Student Loans Company before you start at university. It shows how much loan you are entitled to and when the payments will be made to you over the academic year.

It also contains details of the course you are studying and at what university, along with your bank details. There is also some information on the back about how your loan will be paid to you, interest repayments on the loan and some terminology.

Postgraduate study guide

05/02/2012 - 16:14

This section explains all the different types of postgraduate course you can apply for in the UK and hopefully this overview will give you an idea of whether you think a postgraduate course is the right choice for you, and if it is, which particular course could be the best option for you.

What next?

05/02/2012 - 16:05

Now you have finished, or nearly finished school, you have to think about what you want to do next.

To help you make your decision, we've outlined the options available to you, which will hopefully give you at least some idea of the direction you'd like to head in now you've got your further education under your belt.

Options

Work - look for a job as soon as you've finished your exams

University - continue studying in higher education

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