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1 = Student Awards Agency for Scotland ANNEX A - Student support Content 1 Level of Support 2 Student Loan 3 Bursaries 4 Living Cost Grants 5 Study Abroad 6 Household Income 7 Allied Health Profession Students 8 Medical and Dental Students 9 Previous Study 10 Estrangement 11 Part-Time Study 12 Nursing 13 Postgraduate Study 14 Tuition Fees 1 LEVEL OF SUPPORT The maximum funding package will be increased to 7,250. This will be available to students whose household income is below 17,000. Young Students (Dependent Independent Students Students) Household Bursary Loan Total Bursary Loan Total income 0-16,999 1,750 5,500 7, ,500 7,250 17,000 to 1,000 5, ,500 6,500 23,999 24,000 to 500 5,500 6, ,000 6,000 33,999 34,000 and 0 4,500 4, ,500 4,500 above 2 STUDENT LOAN The maximum non income-assessed loan will be increased to 4,500. This will be available to eligible students with household incomes of 34,000 and above. No reduced student loan for final year students.
2 There will only be one rate of student loan (the rate will be the same wherever the student is living). No additional weeks of student loan for courses in excess of 30 weeks per academic year. The loan rates will be the same whatever the length of the course. 3 BURSARIES Reduced rate of Young Students Bursary (YSB) and Independent Students Bursary (ISB). YSB and ISB no longer calculated on a pound for pound basis. Set amounts will apply depending on the level of household income. The Students Outside Scotland Bursary (for Scottish domiciled students studying elsewhere in the UK) will be replaced by YSB and ISB. 4 LIVING COST GRANTS There are no changes to the arrangements for living cost grants. 5 STUDY ABROAD There will be no separate loan rates for students who study abroad. Eligible compulsory abroad students will continue to be entitled to apply for reimbursement of travel costs and medical insurance. 6 HOUSEHOLD INCOME No parental or student contribution will be set against income. Instead, a set level of funding will be available to students depending on which household income bracket they fall into. The household income figure will be the total of any benefactor income (parent, step-parent, spouse, partner, etc) plus student income. The current student income weekly disregard of will be removed. No changes to the types of income we include in any assessment.
3 Example 1 Student A is a young student whose parents have a joint income of 16,500. Student A has no personal income, giving a total household income of 16,500. Student A is eligible for a bursary of 1,750 and a loan of 5,500. Example 2 Student B is an independent single student with children who has a personal income of 4,200 from Working Tax Credits. Student B is eligible for a bursary of 750 and a loan of 6,500. Student B is also eligible to apply for Lone Parents Grant. Example 3 Student C is an independent married student whose spouse has an income of 22,000. Student C has a personal income of 6,500 from a pension, giving a total household income of 28,500. Student C is eligible for a loan of 6, ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSION (AHP) STUDENTS There will no longer be a separate funding package for AHP students. These students will move onto the same funding package as other students. The current cross border arrangements for AHP students will remain in place for but is under review for and beyond. AHP students will continue to be eligible to claim placement expenses. Degree holders will continue to be eligible to apply for two years of full support should they undertake a second degree in an AHP subject. 8 MEDICAL AND DENTAL STUDENTS There will no longer be a separate funding package for first or second degree medical and dental students from their fifth year of study. These students will move onto the same funding package as other students. Degree holders, if eligible, will continue to apply for full support from their fifth year of study, should they undertake a second degree in Medicine or Dentistry. 9 PREVIOUS STUDY A plus one rule will be introduced. This will allow students to gain ONE extra year s funding to the minimum required to complete their programme of study. Students can use the plus one year to cover scenarios that include: o Academic repeats o Medical repeats o Compassionate repeats o Approved changes of course o Intercalated years.
4 In the case of medical/compassionate repeat year requests, we will no longer require supporting evidence as students can use their plus one year. For changes of course, students can use the plus one rule if they have to study for a second time at the same level, or are progressing, and DO NOT already have a qualification. The false start rule will no longer apply. Students can use their plus one year instead. Students can only receive up to 2 years of fully funded HN support. (HNC to year 2 HND or year 1 and year 2 of an HND). Students can use their plus one year if they were required to complete both years of an HND after completing an HNC. The rule allowing HND holders to apply for full support from year 2 of a degree will remain. Students not eligible for full support, are still eligible to apply for student loans and any applicable living-cost grants. 10 ESTRANGEMENT Cases of permanent estrangement will only be considered where the estrangement is for at least 12 months prior to the relevant date (1 August for autumn start courses). 11 PART-TIME STUDY The income eligibility threshold for part-time study will increase from 22,000 to 25,000. The range of eligible SCQF course credits will be extended to between 30 and 119. Instead of a flat 500 part-time fee grant (PTFG), the level of fees payable will be pro-rata based on the number of credits studied. If this amount is more than the maximum fee the student is being charged, then we will only pay the lesser amount. Students must be registered as part-time to be eligible to claim PTFG. Example 4 Student A is undertaking 30 credits of an eligible degree course in an academic year. Student is being charged 750. The level of PTFG we can pay is 455 (25% of the 1820 full-time tuition fee). Example 5 Student B is undertaking 90 credits of an eligible HNC course in an academic year. Student is being charged 963. The level of PTFG we can pay is 963 (75% of the 1285 full-time tuition fee).
5 12 NURSING There are no planned changes to the funding available for nursing and midwifery students in POSTGRADUATE There are no planned changes to the funding available for postgraduate students in TUITION FEES There are no planned changes to tuition fees in
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