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Tuition Fees and Funding

Fees

The fees for 2012 are as follows:

• Full time Foundation Degree (two years) - Maximum of £5,500
• Part time Foundation Degree (three years) - Maximum of £3,650
• Part time Foundation Degree (four years) - Maximum of £2,750

These fees are per year and will remain fixed for the duration of the course.

Student loans and grants are available to help with the cost of the tuition fees and living expenses from Student Finance. You can find out more about what you are eligible for and how to apply at www.direct.gov.uk/studentfinance there is even a self assessment calculator to let you know how much you might be entitled to before you apply.

The College have a limited number of national scholarship places where the fees for a course are met in full – please contact the HE office for information regarding the criteria for applying for these places.

Additional Financial Support

The College operates a bursary scheme that students are automatically assessed for if they are in receipt of a maintenance grant. Students can also apply for the access to learning fund which gives a maximum of £750 per year towards living costs.

International Students

The fee for students from non EU countries starting a Foundation Degree in September 2012 will be £8,500. You will be required to make a payment of £2,000 before your visa letter can be issued, however we can spread the remainder of the fee over three equal installments throughout the year. If you would like more information regarding the fees, or would like help with your application for a visa.

Contact the HE Team on 01271 852365 or email he@petroc.ac.uk