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This section contains all you will need to know about your finances while at university.
You can boost your income while at university by applying for student loans and using other financial support such as maintenance loans, grants and bursaries.
Although you and many other applicants may be worried about the increased cost of university, undertaking an undergraduate programme usually results in better job prospects as well as giving you the confidence and skills needed for today's world of work.
You can also boost your income while at university by applying for student loans and using other financial support such as maintenance loans, grants and bursaries.
The following topics can be found in
this section:
- Accommodation Fees - including how to apply for a loan, Freshers Sunday, changing your personal details, paying fines, and leaving your accommodation.
- Tuition Fees - including how to apply for a loan, Induction Day, paying your Tuition Fees yourself, and reapplying to the university.
- Maintenance Loans and Grants - including how you will be paid, repaying your loan after university, and eligibility.
- PGCE Students (Teacher Training) - including how to apply for a loan, Maintenance Grants, and Training Bursaries.
- Postgraduates and Part-time Undergraduates - including payment options, our Refund Policy, and Distance Learning Modules.
- Other Sources of Finance - information on financial options that may be available to you before and during your time at university other than student loans and maintenance grants.
Finance Department Opening Hours
Chester Office: opening hours are 8:30am to 5:00pm Monday to Thursday and 8:30am to 4:00pm on Friday. Telephone calls are taken until 5:30pm (4:30pm on Fridays).
Warrington Office: opening hours are 10:00am to 2:00pm
