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- When will I hear about my college interview?
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- What percentage of Barton Peveril students get places at university?
- Is the college financially sound?
- Is there financial support available for low income families?
- Will I have to pay tuition fees?
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FAQ Category: 16-19 Courses
Q. Is there financial support available for low income families?
The 16-19 Student Bursary is a new £180 million government scheme to help the most vulnerable young people continue in full-time education. Money is distributed direct by schools, colleges and training providers.
In the case of new Barton Peveril students whose household income is below £21,000, the college has a Student Support Fund to provide some help with transport, equipment and essential trips, usually in the form of a credit towards costs. For further information see the prospectus or email studentfinance@barton.ac.uk.