Almost everyone has worries about funding their further education – you’ll enrol with the best will in the world, only to find yourself unable to pay back your student loans as the debt mounts up, or so countless newspaper headlines would have you believe.
But, money troubles shouldn’t be a worry when you’re applying for a distance learning degree. Students in the UK and EU are now entitled to take out a loan for tuition fees with specific courses at Anglia Ruskin.
The conditions of the loans are pretty convenient, too. You won’t have to pay anything up front, and will only be eligible to begin paying your loan back once you’re earning more than £21,000.
Simply apply for any course with a green tick next to it (that little tick means your course is student loan compatible) and apply for your tuition fees through Student Finance England for this fantastic opportunity.
With some tuition fees falling in excess of £9000, these student loans provide a way into further education without the worry of spiralling debt. Instead, they ensure that you can pay back your loan when you’ve gained a good job after your degree.
Naturally, it’s not just tuition fees you’ll have to consider when you’re starting down the road of further education. Also remember to budget for:
- Rent
- Food and toiletries
- Emergencies
- Your internet connection
- Council tax bills
- Utilities.
Student or not, budgeting should be a huge part of your day-to-day life. But, at least with this latest student loan scheme, you won’t have to worry about paying back your loan while you’re studying, freeing up your budget for the rest of your life.
For more info on how you can gain a student loan for distance learning, have a look at this page.
How to get the green tick on your student loans
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