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How much are your course fees and when will you pay them?

The maximum tuition fee for home undergraduate students studying full-time during 2010/11 is £3290 per year.

You don't have to pay your fees straight away. You can take out a 'Tuition Fee Loan', which will cover the full amount and is paid directly to your university on your behalf. You don't have to pay this back until you've finished your course and started earning. This loan is available to all home full-time students.

Remember – Undergraduate Medical and Dentistry students can get a NHS Bursary from year 5 onwards to cover the fees and if you’re studying an allied health professional course, the NHS will pay your course fees.

If you’re not sure whether you will pay home or international fees, click here.

To take out a Tuition Fee Loan and pay your fees after graduation, click PAY LATER and enter your fee amount. If you wish to pay your fees while you study, click PAY NOW and enter amount.

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