Liability on Interruption or Withdrawal

If a student interrupts their study or withdraws from their degree programme, they are responsible for payment of part of the full year's tuition fee. An undergraduate UK/EU student, who has part or all of their full-time fee paid for them by the Student Loans Company (SLC) or a Local Education Authority, should note that if they interrupt or withdraw before 1 December they are responsible for a portion of the whole fee and the SLC has no liability. If a student withdraws after this date and is in receipt of support, liability is shared. If the student interrupts with the intention of restarting normally, the tuition fee has to be paid again for the period of repeat study. A student in receipt of a loan must inform the SLC.

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