• You may be invited by Student Finance (SF) to re-apply for funding
• Apply as soon as possible - the sooner you apply, the sooner you'll get your finance sorted. Please only ever access your online account via "gov.uk/studentfinance"
• You must complete your student finance application by 23 June 2023, in order for your funding to be in place for the start of term in September 2023.
• You don't need to send SF any financial evidence up front
• SF will ask you for your parents' or partner's National Insurance number and income so that as part of their assessment they can automatically check your household income details with HM Revenue & Customs
• If SF do need financial evidence to support your application, they will only ask for copies of documents - you don't need to send in originals. You can now upload documents via SF online accounts.
• If you don't complete your application by 23 June 2023 you may not get all the money you are entitled to at the start of term in September 2023

• You will be able to apply online, usually, from the end of February 2023 at www.gov.uk/studentfinance

Remember:

• There are student loans to help with tuition fees and living costs
• Repayments are based on future earnings, not what you borrow, and you only repay when you have left university and are earning more than £25,000 per year (2023 entry threshold)

Also:

• You don't have to have accepted a place at university to apply for student finance.  Apply online by 19 May 2023 in order for your funding to be in place for the start of term in September 2023
• Giving Student Finance (SF) your UK passport number and your parents' or partner's National Insurance number means that, as part of their assessment, SF can automatically check your identity with the Identity and Passport Service and household income with HM Revenue & Customs, providing your parent or partner has consented to disclosure of their income
• If SF do need financial evidence to support your application they will only ask for copies of documents - you don't need to send in originals. You can now upload evidence via SFE online accounts.
• If you are disabled or have children or adult dependants, you can apply for non-repayable grants
• Visit gov.uk/studentfinance for more information and to apply.