Additional Financial Support for Students. Distinction Scholarships Scholarships will be provided to all UK-based entrants with ABB grades at A level, or equivalent (as defined by HEFCE).
Additional Financial Support for Students. University of Wolverhampton National Scholarships The University will participate in the National Scholarship Programme. In 2014-15 University of Wolverhampton National Scholarships are expected to be awarded to 1130 entrants. There will be three schemes: Scheme A To be eligible for consideration, candidates must: Have applied to study (and subsequently enrol) on a full-time course with a tuition fee of £8900 p.a. or more. Be confirmed by the Student Loans Company not later than July 2014 as having a residual income of £25,000 or less. Have firmly accepted a conditional or unconditional offer of a place at the University of Wolverhampton by July 2014; and Have achieved a minimum 280 UCAS Tariff points or equivalent Scheme B To be eligible for consideration, candidates must: Have applied to study (and subsequently enrol) on a full-time course with a tuition fee of £6000 p.a. or more. Be confirmed by the Student Loans Company not later than July 2014 as having a residual income of £25,000 or less. Have firmly accepted a conditional or unconditional offer of a place at the University of Wolverhampton by July 2014; and Either Be a disabled person with Deafness /hearing Loss or other hearing impairment and eligible for support via the Disabled Student Allowance (DSA) which has been declared to the University prior to enrolment. Or Be a Care Leaver which must be declared to the University prior to enrolment. [A care leaver is someone who has previously lived with xxxxxx parents, in a children’s home, orphanage, or sheltered accommodation. The Children (Leaving Care) Act 2000 defines a care leaver as someone who has been in the care of the Local Authority for a period of 13 weeks or more spanning their 16th birthday]. For schemes A and B, applicants will be asked to confirm that they wish to be considered for a Scholarship. In the event that there are more eligible applicants than scholarships available, they will be awarded first to Scheme B applicants and then to Scheme A applicants on the basis of the date of receipt of UCAS application. Scheme C A fixed number of scholarships will be reserved for candidates nominated by partner academies and UTCs, and other partner schools and colleges, who meet the national income threshold. For all three schemes, University of Wolverhampton National Scholarships will take the form of a £2000 cash payment paid in two instalments during the course of the student’s first year of study.
Additional Financial Support for Students. University of Wolverhampton National Scholarships The University will participate in the National Scholarship Programme. In 2012/13 University of Wolverhampton National Scholarships will be awarded to 420* entrants to full-time courses where the tuition fee is £8000 or more. To be eligible for consideration, candidates must: Be confirmed by the Student Loans Company not later than July 2012 as having a residual income of £25,000 or less. Have firmly accepted a conditional or unconditional offer of a place at the University of Wolverhampton by July 2012. Have achieved a minimum 280 UCAS Tariff points or equivalent. Applicants will be asked to confirm that they wish to be considered for a Scholarship. In the event that there are more eligible applicants than scholarships available, they will be awarded on the basis of the date of receipt of UCAS application, and awarded to the first 420 applicants. University of Wolverhampton National Scholarships will take the following form. In a student’s first year of study: A reduction of the tuition fee in 2012/13 by £1000. A cash payment of £1000. Either a reduction of at least £1000 on a place in University accommodation, or a further £1000 fee reduction. National Scholarship holders will also be eligible for additional tuition fee waivers of £1000 on successful completion of their second year (and third year, if on a four year programme), and £1000 on successful completion of their third year, under the Continuing Achievement Reward Scheme described below.
