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What is student finance in England, and how it works?

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    UK Student Loan
    You are eligible for student Loan if you hold: British passport, Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), EU pre-settled/settled status or refugee status in the UK.
  • -2-
    International Student
    Not Eligible for student loan if you hold: Leave to remain for 5 years, Visa. In this case you can apply to university like International student.
  • -3-
    Finance Support
    Student Finance England will provide a maintenance loan
    from £ 10,000 to £ 18,000 (*The amount depends on your situation) and the tuition fee, which can be different depending on the course.

About student finance

The maintenance loan will be paid directly into your bank account in three instalments at the start of each term and can be spent for your personal needs. The loan amount will depend on your living circumstances and household income, which you can work out before receiving. https://www.gov.uk/student-finance-calculator
You’ll start repaying the loan only after you finish the course and if you earn over £25,000 per year. If you don’t earn that amount, you don’t repay anything.
If your income is above £25,000, you’ll repay just 9% of the amount over that threshold. Repayments are taken automatically from your wages, similar to a small extra tax.
The loan will be written off after 30–40 years, depending on the repayment plan.
As a student in England, you’re also entitled to a 30% discount on your Travel Card and a 25–100% discount on your Council Tax, depending on your personal circumstances.
Example:
After 4 years, you start earning £30,000 per year.The repayment is calculated as follows: £30,000 – £25,000 = £5,000, 9% of £5,000 = £450 per year, That’s around £37.50 per month. The interest rate is based on the Retail Price Index (RPI), which is usually around 6–7% per year.
So, if your salary is £30,000, you would repay just £450 annually — and only as long as your income stays above the threshold.
Find out everything about Student Finance, eligibility, locations, courses, and study modes in just 60 seconds!

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Study courses

It encompasses introductory subjects designed to equip students for the university experience and subsequent academic years.
The undergraduate programs we offer encompass a diverse range of options, including comprehensive bachelor's degrees and specialized TOP-UP programmes, tailored to meet various academic needs.
A postgraduate programme is equivalent to Level 7 and is most known as a masters' programme, MSc, MBA or MA.
How we work
  • Contact Us
    Leave your phone number on our website or message us in chat, and we will call you back.
  • Clarify your situation
    We will discuss and clarify your situation: what documents you have, how long you have been living in the UK, etc.
  • Your choice: city, course
    We will choose the course you want in the city you wish to.
  • Document verification
    We will verify all the documents and apply to the University.
  • Preparation
    After we get a university response, we will repeat the essential questions for the admission exam.
  • Admission achieved
    After you are admitted to the University, we will start the student finance application process.
  • Start studying
    While we are waiting for the finance response, you will already start studying.
  • Receive money
    Half a month after application you will receive money in your bank account.
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A part of our team
  • Iuri Gnolidze
    Founder/Ceo
  • Anastasia Gnolidze
    Managing Director/Student finance Support
  • Radu Bitlan
    Web development/IT
  • Victor Bitlan
    Admissions Officer

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How to find us?

Typically, we conduct 80% of our student interactions online. However, if you're interested in visiting us in person and enjoying a cup of tea, we would be delighted to welcome you. During your visit, we can provide guidance on finding the best university for you.

LOCATION: 30 Churchill place (WeWork)
How to find us?
Typically, we conduct 80% of our student interactions online. However, if you're interested in visiting us in person and enjoying a cup of tea, we would be delighted to welcome you. During your visit, we can provide guidance on finding the best university for you.

LOCATION: 30 Churchill place (WeWork)