Loughborough College is closed from 5pm on Friday 20th December and will reopen on Monday 6th January 2025. If you are a student and require urgent help during this period, you do not need to be alone
HOW MUCH
WILL IT COST?
WILL IT COST?
As we offer a range of different course levels and study options, our fees vary course by course. For fee information please see the relevant course page.
If you are a full-time UK resident and are studying a full-time or part-time HND, Foundation Degree, or Honours degree, you should be eligible to apply to Student Finance England for financial support towards tuition fees and living costs.
More information and the online application form can be found on www.gov.uk/studentfinance or by contacting the Student Finance England Helpline on 0300 100 0607.
APPLYING FOR AN ACCESS TO HE COURSE AND AGED 19 OR OVER?
You can apply for an Advanced Learner Loan to cover the cost of your course fees and if you progress to complete a Higher Education university-level programme, you will not have to pay back your loan.
Visit www.loucoll.ac.uk or www.gov.uk/advanced-learner-loan, email studentfinance@loucoll.ac.uk or call our Student Finance Officer on 01509 215831 or the Advanced Learner Loans student helpline on 0300 100 0619 to find out more.
scholarships
awards
awards
Loughborough College will have a number of scholarships and awards available in 2023/24, and these will be advertised once agreed with the Office for Fair Access Office for Students (OfS).
More information about scholarships and support available can be found on the Financial Support section of our website.
Information on Domestic, Refugee and International Status & Fees
Whether you are classed as a domestic or international student is essential as it can impact your course's tuition fees.
Specific criteria define a 'home student'—including UK and Republic of Ireland residents and EU nationals with settled status—to the conditions under which international students, including new EU students post-1 August 2021, are classified.
The guide also provides information for refugees and asylum seekers and details how your fee status affects tuition fees, loans, and grants.
Find out more