yay got funding but have a question

mattheman · 11 Sep 2009 at 22:58

yay got full funding for the 1st year of my masters, question if i can't find the funding for the 2 year would they want it back, if i take a year or two out, or if i leave with a post grad dip would they want it back?

sigma · 11 Sep 2009 at 23:01

Are you studying maths?

mattheman · 11 Sep 2009 at 23:05

silane said:
Are you studying maths?

yes it has maths involved, plus did the GMAT test a while back and just got the required points.

meghatronic · 11 Sep 2009 at 23:06

Surely the people that awarded you the funding are best to answer this?

And a two year MSc? Odd.

mattheman · 11 Sep 2009 at 23:08

meghatronic said:
Surely the people that awarded you the funding are best to answer this?

And a two year MSc? Odd.

Its pretty new, i think i'll be one of the 1st to it there as they just launch it. The problem is i dont want to lose the funding, once i start working i'll pay them back if thats the case.

i so happy happy i

meghatronic · 11 Sep 2009 at 23:19

mattheman said:
Its pretty new, i think i'll be one of the 1st to it there as they just launch it. The problem is i dont want to lose the funding, once i start working i'll pay them back if thats the case.

i so happy happy i

What's the MSc in, and where?

Anyway, in all the funding I've had, you only have to pay back money you've claimed and not used. I.e. if you got paid (imagine) 1 years lump sum, and quit after week 3, you'd have to pay it back. I highly, highly doubt you'd owe them money if you had to quit after the year.

Best thing to do is ask. Although remember, you can get a career development loan, at a favourable APR with repayments that don't start until 2-3 months after the course starts. E.g. http://www.personal.barclays.co.uk/...mefreegroup&value=11607&target=_self&site=pfs

mattheman · 11 Sep 2009 at 23:35

meghatronic said:
What's the MSc in, and where?

Anyway, in all the funding I've had, you only have to pay back money you've claimed and not used. I.e. if you got paid (imagine) 1 years lump sum, and quit after week 3, you'd have to pay it back. I highly, highly doubt you'd owe them money if you had to quit after the year.

Best thing to do is ask. Although remember, you can get a career development loan, at a favourable APR with repayments that don't start until 2-3 months after the course starts. E.g. http://www.personal.barclays.co.uk/...mefreegroup&value=11607&target=_self&site=pfs

Finance LSE. i am pooping myself, i really want to do it but iam pooping my pants.
I also have an offer from birkbeck.
The problem was they are both late offers, not sure if they just want to fill up the space, btw birkbeck is cheaper.

meghatronic · 11 Sep 2009 at 23:41

mattheman said:
The problem was they are both late offers, not sure if they just want to fill up the space.

So what? Who gives a ****? Doesn't go on your CV as a late offer etc. No one knows, no one cares. So it's not a problem

mattheman · 11 Sep 2009 at 23:44

meghatronic said:
So what? Who gives a ****? Doesn't go on your CV as a late offer etc. No one knows, no one cares. So it's not a problem

hehe just pooping myself, i dont want to fail :eek:

meghatronic · 12 Sep 2009 at 11:38

mattheman said:
hehe just pooping myself, i dont want to fail

Poop yourself after the year, not before!!!!!!!!!

LOAM · 12 Sep 2009 at 11:53

this inst a study into the % of fat in a loaf of bread is it ?