Education

What can I do if Student Finance suspends my funding or demands repayment because it suspects fraud?

Can Student Finance refuse funding because my university, course or module is not eligible or approved?

What happens to my Student Finance if my university or course loses its approved funding status after I enrol?

Can I get a Maintenance Loan for an online or distance-learning university course?

Can I get Student Finance for a part-time course, and what happens if my study intensity changes?

Can Student Finance refuse maintenance funding because I am only resitting assessments and not attending classes?

What can I do if Student Finance has the wrong course, term dates, study mode or credit load on my account?

Can Student Finance reduce or stop my Maintenance Loan during a paid or unpaid placement year?

What happens to my Postgraduate Master’s or Doctoral Loan if I repeat, extend or finish my course early?

Can a university charge a full year’s tuition fee when I am repeating only one module or studying for only part of the year?

Can a university charge tuition fees while my studies are suspended or interrupted?

Can a university require me to pay tuition fees while my Student Finance application or appeal is still pending?

Can a university suspend or withdraw me, or block access to teaching, because tuition fees are unpaid?

Can a university add interest, late-payment charges or administration fees to unpaid tuition fees?

What can I do if both I and Student Finance paid the same tuition fees or the university received too much?

What can I do if my university charges more than the permitted tuition-fee cap?

Am I personally liable if my employer, government or another sponsor fails to pay my university tuition fees?

Can my university demand postgraduate tuition fees before my Master’s or Doctoral Loan instalments arrive?

What can I do if a promised university scholarship or bursary is paid late, underpaid or never paid?

Can I challenge a university scholarship or bursary refusal where the published eligibility criteria were applied incorrectly?