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My daughter is thinking about applying to university but I'm not sure how much debt she is likely to get into?
UCAS is not involved in student loans or any other options to finance students while they study - these are managed by other organisations. Go to the student finance page to find more information and the contact details of these organisations.
Although it is the universities' responsibility to set course fees, Course Finder does provide financial and course fee information for most courses. Click on the course title and select 'Tuition fees' to access this information. As this information is provided to UCAS by universities and colleges, if there is no financial information on Course Finder or you require further information, you should contact them direct.
Applying
- Our son wants to apply to university but we are concerned about the finances. What advice can you offer?
- Our son left school last year to work. Now he wants to go to university. How does he apply?
- Our daughter wants to study design. Foundation courses have been mentioned. Can you explain what they are?
- My daughter's friends have started getting offers. When is she going to hear something?
- I'm not listed as a proxy, but can I check the progress of my son's application?
- Our daughter was ill during her AS year, so we're worried neither her predictions nor results will get her the offers she really deserves. Can we do anything?
- My daughter is thinking about applying to university but I'm not sure how much debt she is likely to get into?