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ESA3 and ESA (CB) query
11 years 3 weeks ago #123439 by pollenpath
Replied by pollenpath on topic ESA3 and ESA (CB) query
Thanks, Gordon, your response is very much appreciated 
My limitations are actually reflected in the course itself, in a sense, and I'll explain this in more detail on the form. The student loan is strictly for fees, under the new 24+ scheme that FE colleges started running last year. There is no option for borrowing towards living costs with that type of loan. Do you have any idea if a purely fees-based student loan counts as income? Also, the hours are extremely part-time, less than 6 hours a week (when I'm able to attend).
My limitations are actually reflected in the course itself, in a sense, and I'll explain this in more detail on the form. The student loan is strictly for fees, under the new 24+ scheme that FE colleges started running last year. There is no option for borrowing towards living costs with that type of loan. Do you have any idea if a purely fees-based student loan counts as income? Also, the hours are extremely part-time, less than 6 hours a week (when I'm able to attend).
11 years 3 weeks ago #123442 by Gordon
I am afraid I think it likely that the fees will still be counted as income although I can't state this for certain.
Gordon
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Replied by Gordon on topic ESA3 and ESA (CB) query
pollenpath wrote: Thanks, Gordon, your response is very much appreciated
My limitations are actually reflected in the course itself, in a sense, and I'll explain this in more detail on the form. The student loan is strictly for fees, under the new 24+ scheme that FE colleges started running last year. There is no option for borrowing towards living costs with that type of loan. Do you have any idea if a purely fees-based student loan counts as income? Also, the hours are extremely part-time, less than 6 hours a week (when I'm able to attend).
I am afraid I think it likely that the fees will still be counted as income although I can't state this for certain.
Gordon
Nothing on this board constitutes legal advice - always consult a professional about specific problems
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