Thinking about studying in the UK but not sure how you’ll afford it?
Here’s everything you need to know about Student Finance in England — in simple words.
Student Finance is a UK government loan program that helps students pay for:
✅ You don’t pay anything upfront
✅ You only repay after graduation
✅ You only repay if your salary is over £25,000/year
In short: You study now. Pay later — and only if you can afford it.
When you apply for Student Finance, you can get:
It’s all government funded and interest is added, but repayments are low and based on how much you earn — not how much you borrowed.
You only repay 9% of what you earn over £25,000.
Your Salary | Monthly Repayment |
---|---|
£28,000/year | £22/month |
£29,500/year | £33/month |
£31,000/year | £45/month |
🟢 Earn less than £25,000/year? You pay nothing.
⏳ Loan is wiped automatically after 40 years, no matter how much is left.
Tuition Fees: Up to £9,535/year
Maintenance Loan (for living costs):
From £4,000 to up to £13,000–£15,000/year, depending on:
💸 Maintenance loan goes directly into your bank account, 3 times a year.
🧾 Repayment starts after graduation, only if you’re earning over £21,000/year
💡 Need help applying for your Master’s loan? We’re here for that too!
To apply for student finance in England, you’ll need:
If you leave the UK for more than 3 months, you need to let the Student Loans Company (SLC) know.
They’ll check how much you earn in your new country and tell you if you need to make repayments.
💻 Payments can be made through:
🚫 Not earning? You can apply for payment deferral.
Whether you’re applying for a Bachelor’s or Master’s course, we’re here to make the process simple.
We help with:
📩 Contact us today to get started!
We’ll walk you through it step by step.