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Thread: College Fees

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    Good afternoon guys,
    What things are out there to pay for a college fee? I have to some how get £1600 for this course i wanna do, I'm looking into Grants is there anything else out there if grants don't give me that much money? I'm 20.

    Thank you
    Luke

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    If you're on the dole at the moment you can get it reduced by some random figure that no-one seems to know how to work out - I did when I went back to college and got the fee down from £1500 to £330 or something ridiculous like that

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    Hi @Luke367;,

    Funding for colleges has changed yet again for this year. It changes almost every year.. at 19+ I'm sure it'll either be co-funded or full cost. Speak with your college finance department with regards to a potential bursary (I know nothing about these) otherwise it would seem like a loan would be the only option.

    We have a big flowchart showing the various outcomes and if they're going to be co-funded, full cost or free. How much you have to pay (if anything at all) can be determined on employment, the course, its level and of cause your age (amongst a lot of other factors).

    If you leave me the details of what you wish to study then I will try and help you best I can.

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    Thank you 2 you both & ill have a look up now,

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    There are loads of grants, are you unemployed? Do you/your carers have a low income? Do you have children? Are you in a full-time job?

    Plenty of grants you can get.

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