Financial support & family income for English domiciled students (2011)
| Family income+ | |||
| Up to £25,000 | £25,001–£50,020 | £50,021–£59,999 | |
| Tuition fee loan+ |
£3,375 |
£3,375 | £3,375 |
| Maintenance Loan: | |||
|
Living in London away from parents' home |
£5,475 | £5,475–£6,903 | £6,928 - £4,9881 |
|
Living outside London away from parents' home |
£3,497 | £3,497–£4,925 | £4,950–£3,5642 |
|
Living at parents' home (London and outside) |
£2,385 | £2,385–£3,813 | £3,838–£2,7633 |
| Maintenance Grant+ | £2,906 | £2,906–£50 |
Nothing |
| Bursary | Full (min £338) | Possibly | Unlikely |
Notes
1 = When household income is £60,000 or more, only £4,988 (72%) of the full Maintenance Loan (£6,928) is paid.
2 = When household income is £60,000 or more, only £3,564 (72%) of the full Maintenance Loan (£4,950) is paid.
3 = When household income is £60,000 or more, only £2,763 (72%) of the full Maintenance Loan (£3,838) is paid.
+= Note that the full Maintenance Grant for students starting a full-time university course in 2011 will be £2,906. The family income threshold needed to qualify for a full Maintenance Grant will be £25,000; the income ceiling for a partial Grant will be £50,020. The Tuition Fee Loan will increase to £3,375 to match the increased maximum Tuition Fee of £3,375 permitted in 2011.
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