congratulations Ez, and just to correct tris-, the loan is also for shoesmore shoe pics dammit
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shoes with spunk on them!
Grats on getting in, sure you'll love it![]()
While you may not want to get a student loan, it might be worth getting it for the fees which you wont have to start paying back until you finish the course. In plymouth it was hiked upto £3000 a year which I think is pretty standard these days but that's a lot of extra money to find on top of earning to live while you're there.
The other way to look at it is that you'll never get a loan at that low an APR so even if you can afford it without, it might be a good investment ready for when you finish uni.
2006 was a bad year; they introduced the new fees without the bursaries so I'm getting none of it payed by the government at all; it's just a low interest loan. Those starting in 2006 are paying between £6000 and £9000 more then anyonelse as a result. For anyone thinking all students are scrounging, I'm looking at about £25000 worth of debt AND I work over the summerTo pay this back will take me years and years unless I go into a very high payed job. The loans aren't interest free, they're just lower then normal.
shoes with spunk on them!
*goes to vlad for a good noodling*