Contents 1. What does it cost and how do I pay? 1.1 University Tuition Fees 1.2 College Fees 1.3 Battels 2. What financial support is available to help fund my studies? 2.1 UK Government Support 2.2 Oxford Support 2.3 US and Canadian Loans 2.4 College Funds 3. Targeted funding and extra support 3.1 Students with children or dependants 3.2 Students with disabilities 4. What happens if… financial difficulties? 4.1 …I experience 4.2 have a Year Abroad as part of my course? …I 4.3 suspend my studies or withdraw? …I 4.4 live out in privately rented accommodation? …I 5. Money management 5.1 Budgeting 5.2 Student bank accounts 5.3 Employment and tax 5.4 Student discounts 5.5 Paperwork 6. Useful contact details 1. WHAT DOES IT COST AND HOW DO I PAY? 1.1 UNIVERSITY TUITION FEES For fees purposes undergraduates are classed as Home/EU, Islands or Overseas. Your classification depends on your nationality and certain residence conditions, and the definitions used by the University are given in Appendix I of the Examination Regulations. If you are unsure of your classification more details are available at . Home/EU Home and EU students are currently charged the same rate of university fees. For the 2017/18 academic year this is £9,250. University fees will usually increase annually. For both Home and EU undergraduate students, tuition fees are currently subject to a governmental fee cap and will not increase above the level
Contents 1. What does it cost and how do I pay? 1.1 University Tuition Fees 1.2 College Fees 1.3 Battels 2. What financial support is available to help fund my studies? 2.1 UK Government Support 2.2 Oxford Support 2.3 US and Canadian Loans 2.4 College Funds 3. Targeted funding and extra support 3.1 Students with children or dependants 3.2 Students with disabilities 4. What happens if… 4.1 …I experience financial difficulties? 4.2 …I have a Year Abroad as part of my course? 4.3 …I suspend my studies or withdraw? 4.4 …I live out in privately rented accommodation? 5. Money management 5.1 Budgeting 5.2 Student bank accounts 5.3 Employment and tax 5.4 Student discounts 5.5 Paperwork 6. Useful contact details 1. WHAT DOES IT COST AND HOW DO I PAY? 1.1 UNIVERSITY TUITION FEES For fees purposes undergraduates are classed as Home/EU, Islands or Overseas. Your classification depends on your nationality and certain residence conditions, and the definitions used by the University are given in Appendix I of the Examination Regulations. If you are unsure of your classification more details are available at . Home/EU Home and EU students are currently charged the same rate of university fees. For the 2017/18 academic year this is £9,250. University fees will usually increase annually. For both Home and EU undergraduate students, tuition fees are currently subject to a governmental fee cap and will not increase above the level
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