1 / 19

Money Matters For Undergraduates.

Money Matters For Undergraduates. Starting in 2013/14. Loans for Tuition Fees. Not linked to household income. You do not need to pay for your fees upfront Government loans are available for all students up to £9,000 a year. Loans for Living C osts. L inked to household income.

orea
Download Presentation

Money Matters For Undergraduates.

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript


  1. Money MattersFor Undergraduates. Starting in 2013/14

  2. Loans for Tuition Fees Not linked to household income • You do not need to pay for your fees upfront • Government loans are available for all students up to £9,000 a year Loans for Living Costs Linked to household income • All students are eligible for a minimum loan (£3,575) • Depending on your household income you may be able to borrow up to £5,500 a year

  3. Grants for living costs Linked to household income • Government grants are available up to £3,354 a year • They do not need to be repaid, i.e. ‘free money’ • Means tested on household incomes up to £42,611 • Other grants are available as well, e.g.: • Disabled Students Allowance • Childcare Grant • Parents Learning Allowance

  4. Applying for Loans and Grants www.gov.uk/studentfinance

  5. University Bursary Linked to household income • A bursary is money from the University • The University of Sheffield scheme pays our students every year and it doesn’t have to be repaid

  6. University Fee Waivers Linked to household income and postcode • If your household income is under £25,000 a year, and you live in an economically deprived area, you’ll get a bursary AND a full or partial fee waiver for your first year • If you live in one of the most deprived areas, as defined by the government, you get a full £9,000 fee waiver • If you live in the second tier of deprived areas, you’ll get a partial fee waiver of £6,000 • Students from a Care background will receive a £9,000 fee waiver irrespective of postcode.

  7. Scholarships at Sheffield • We offer Scholarships, Awards and Prizes based on a variety of criteria • In addition to these, we are launching our Sheffield Scholars Scheme for 2013/14 • This scheme is in addition to your Loans, Grants and Bursaries and the Scholarships are not assessed on household income • If you are among the brightest and the best and you choose us as your firm choice you could benefit from ….

  8. City Scholars You get£1,500 per year for every level of your course. You don't have to pay this back. You needTo achieve ABB grades at A Level (or equivalent) or higher andto be living in a low participation area in the Sheffield City Region. DetailsThere are an unlimited number of awards. You don't need to apply for this scheme, as it is automatically assessed. Map credit: AxG 1. Sheffield 2. Rotherham 3. Barnsley 4. Doncaster 5. Chesterfield 6. NE Derbyshire 7. Bolsover 8. Bassetlaw 9. Derbyshire Dales

  9. Global Scholars You getYour air fare to an overseas summer school, as well as tuition and accommodation whilst you are there. You need To achieve A*AA grades at A Level (or equivalent) or higher. To submit an application form online. Details There are 30 awards on offer. The summer school will be at one of our partner institutions and you'll need to go in the summer after your first or second year.

  10. The following slide applies to the Masters Scholars Scheme. This is only available to students studying in the Faculties of Social Science and Arts and Humanities. If your department sits outside these faculties please delete the next slide. Please also delete this slide.

  11. Masters Scholars You getThe University will pay the standard masters fee towards your postgraduate study with us. You need To achieve A*AA grades at A Level (or equivalent) or higher. To submit an application form online. Details There are 50 awards on offer. We'll pay the value of a standard masters course fee. You need to start your masters straight after you finish your degree and meet the entry requirements for the course.

  12. To find out more… • Please pick up a gold postcard.

  13. As an alternative to slides 7 – 12you may wish to use the following. These provide only a brief signposting of the Sheffield Scholars Scheme. Please delete this slideand either slides 7 –12OR 13-16 depending on which you feel will be most effective for your presentation.

  14. Scholarships at Sheffield • We offer Scholarships, Awards and Prizes based on a variety of criteria • In addition to these, we are launching our Sheffield Scholars Scheme for 2013/14 • This is in addition to your Loans, Grants and Bursaries but the Scheme is not assessed on household income • If you are among the brightest and the best and you choose us as your firm choice you could benefit from ….

  15. City Scholars Scheme If you live in the Sheffield city region, you could qualify for extra financial support for each year of your course depending on where you live and your grades. Global Scholars Scheme Students can apply to study at an overseas university's summer school. We'll pay for your air fare, as well as tuition and accommodation whilst you are there. Masters Scholars Scheme High calibre students in the faculties of Arts and Humanities and Social Science can apply to this scheme. The University will pay the standard masters fee towards your postgraduate study with us.

  16. To find out more… • Please pick up a gold postcard

  17. Estimating your entitlement www.sheffield.ac.uk/bursaries

  18. Help with Money Matters www.shef.ac.uk/moneytools

  19. Final Thoughts • Most students put together a personalised funding package drawn from a variety of sources • The University may email you before you start your course offering you scholarships, so please don’t ignore these! • Our students say that the University experience is worthwhile, academically, socially and financially • And Finally… an average graduate earns £12,000 per year more than a non graduate (ONS 2011)

More Related