Higher Education Loan
Students studying Level 4 or 5 courses can apply for the Student Finance Loan towards the cost of their course. These loans help to pay for the tuition fees charged by the College. Most learners on Higher Level courses aged 18 and over will qualify for these loans from the UK government.Students will not have to pay the loan back until their income is over £27,295 a year.
For further information about the loan, eligibility and how to apply see the Government website here
Additional support available from the College
Financial Support will only be approved if the student meets the following criteria:- The student has applied and provided evidence showing that they have been approved for the Student Finance Loan. We require the Student Finance Letter clearly stating that your loan has been approved for the allocated amount and payment will be made directly to The College of North West London.
- The student has fully completed the online application form and provided all supporting evidence.
Student’s gross annual household income is £27,500 or less.
Applying for HE Financial Support
To apply, please click the link below:
http://psweb.cnwl.ac.uk/bursarylsfapplication/application/login
Supporting Documents:
Evidence of student’s current residency (passport, British passport, biometric card, home office documents, travel document)Evidence that you and your spouse (if applicable) are in receipt of:
- Support Letter from DWP
- Income based JSA
- Income ESA
- Support under Part IV of the Immigration & Asylum Act
- Universal Credit
- Guarantee element of State Pension Credit
- Tax Credit Award Notice for the qualifying year
- Tenancy agreement/rent
- Working Tax Credit for the qualifying year
- Recent bank statements showing receipt of benefits (if you do not have the benefits letters).
- Recent payslips (last 2 months) or tax return/accountant’s letter will only be required to evidence household gross annual income.
- Confirmation letter from Student Finance Loans Company
Payment Structure
Please note, these figures for guidance only
September Start (Full-Time):
£250 Material/Books & £500 HE Bursary
Month | Amount | Instalment |
October | £250 | Material/books |
November | £100 | 1 out of 5 (totalling payment of £500 bursary) |
December | £100 | 2 out of 5 (totalling payment of £500 bursary) |
CHRISTMAS BREAK | ||
January | £100 | 3 out of 5 (totalling payment of £500 bursary) |
February | £100 | 4 out of 5 (totalling payment of £500 bursary) |
March | £100 | 5 out of 5 (totalling payment of £500 bursary) |
September Start (Part-Time)
£250 Material/Books & £300 HE Bursary
Month | Amount | Instalment |
October | £250 | Material/books |
December | £100 | 1 out of 3 (totalling payment of £300 bursary) |
CHRISTMAS BREAK | ||
February | £100 | 2 out of 3 (totalling payment of £300 bursary) |
April | £100 | 3 out of 3 (totalling payment of £300 bursary) |
February Start (Full-Time)
Please note if you have submitted your application in February, you are not required to make another application at the start of the academic year in September. Your current application and payments will carry through until the end of your course.
£250 Material/Books & £500 HE Bursary
Month | Amount | Instalment |
March | £250 | Material/books |
April | £100 | 1 out of 5 (totalling payment of £500 bursary) |
May | £100 | 2 out of 5 (totalling payment of £500 bursary) |
SUMMER BREAK | ||
October | £100 | 3 out of 5 (totalling payment of £500 bursary) |
November | £100 | 4 out of 5 (totalling payment of £500 bursary) |
December | £100 | 5 out of 5 (totalling payment of £500 bursary) |