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Wadham College Open Day – 2011 Caroline Mawson, Jenny Tamplin Will McCallum 2012/13 Fees and Funding(for English students) What government support is available to ‘home’ students living in England entering HE in 2012/2013 Oxford University Support Wadham College Support Case studies Paying back the loans Additional information Overview Financial help will be available for tuition and living costs. Students will not have to pay up-front for their tuition. Tuition Fees and Tuition Fee Loans Maintenance Loans Maintenance Grants National Scholarship Programme Additional support from Oxford University Additional support from Wadham College The Main Package Tuition Fee Loans and Maintenance (Living-Support) Loans Oxford University will charge between ￡3,500 and ￡9,000 per year (dependent on household income) to students arriving in 2012. Tuition fee and maintenance loans are provided by the government to ensure that you will not have any upfront costs to pay to the university when you arrive. ￡9,000 per year is the amount you will repay after you have left university and are earning over ￡21,000 per year. Tuition Fee Charge ￡ 9,000 per year A Tuition Fee Loan of up ￡9,000 per year is available, repayable after you have left university* The Tuition Fee Loan is paid direct to the university by the Student Loan Company Not means-tested No age limit Tuition Fee Loan (repayable after course – NO upfront costs) *Oxford will charge less than ￡9,000 to students whose household income is under ￡25,000 Will be available for all eligible students, 65% of maximum amount (￡3,575) will be available irrespective of family income Paid directly into student bank account Must be under 60 at the start of the course Paid in three instalments Loan written off after 30 years For students who receive a grant - up to ￡1,625 will substitute the loan Maintenance Loan (repayable after course) 2012/13 Amount available Loan rate if in receipt of full grant Maximum maintenance loan (i