Undergraduate Prospectus 2013 - University of Winchester

Fees and financial help
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studentsandmoney or try our
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www.winchester.ac.uk/calculator
*Amounts stated are for 2012 entry –
please see the University website for 2013
entry to be published later in the year.
The deal
Fee waivers
(Non-ITT
courses)
Bursaries
National
Scholarship
Programme
(Non-ITT
courses)
Academic
Achievement
Award
(Non-ITT
courses)
Excellence
Award
King Alfred
Scholarship
What’s it about?
University support for UK and EU full-time students
Students taking non-ITT (Initial Teacher Training) courses who
receive a maintenance grant from the government may be entitled
to a fee waiver based on their household income. Students with
a household income under £25,000 could receive fee waivers
totaling £6,750 over the duration of a three year course. Those with
a household income between £25,000 and £42,600 could receive
£4,000 in fee waivers over the same period.
Students with a household income under £25,000 could be
entitled to our bursary. Those on non-ITT courses could receive up
to £1,500 in cash over the duration of a three year course. Those
on ITT courses could receive £2,000 over the same period with
the option to take this as cash, a fee waiver or an accommodation
discount.
Further fee waivers will be offered to English domicile students
from households with income under £25,000 who can demonstrate
academic achievement. The top 61 academic achievers, based on
entry grades, could be entitled to £6,000 over the duration of a
three year course. Awards in the second and third year are based on
continued academic achievement.
Each eligible student receives £2,000 per year (subject to continued
academic achievement each year), which they can choose to take
as either cash or a fee waiver. To be eligible, a student must put
Winchester as their firm choice on their UCAS form and enter the
University with a combination of grades equivalent to AAB at A
level. For a full list of equivalent combinations (including non-A
level routes) please see our website.
These awards are worth up to £4,000 over the duration of your
course. They are awarded to students who demonstrate excellence
in music and sport. Please see our website for more information
about how and when to apply.
Students under the age of 25 who have been ‘looked after’ in care
for at least 13 weeks since the age of 14 and who left care (as
defined by the Children (Leaving Care) Act 2000) are entitled to
£1,750 per year.
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