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NHS Bursary Calculator - How to enter your details.

Discussion in 'Money' started by Fairydust, Dec 29, 2009.

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  1. Paddington Active Member

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    Re: NHS Bursary Calculator - Info for anyone who is struggling!

    Here is the link for the forms: http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Educati...tyAndHigherEducation/StudentFinance/DG_183342

    Click on: Download application form for new students (PN1) (PDF, 190K)

    I think it is 32 pages but it is different to last years forms so maybe wait for someone else to come along and verify the links.

    Click on: Download Childcare Grant application form (CCG1) (PDF, 129K) for the childcare grant. Again I maybe wrong as it looks different to last year.
    Paddington, Jan 4, 2010
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  2. memie New Member

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    Re: NHS Bursary Calculator - Info for anyone who is struggling!

    I just been I applied for the loan but is the the busery I cant find that xx
    memie, Jan 4, 2010
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  3. Chatty mummy New Member

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    Re: NHS Bursary Calculator - Info for anyone who is struggling!

    dont panic ladies! i start 3 weeks today and am only just doing mine tonight......having to put a brand new application in as well! doh! ......while im on the subject has anyone else deviated from nursing to midwifery....or any nhs bursary courses in the same academic year?

    http://www.nhsbsa.nhs.uk/Students/967.aspx
    Chatty mummy, Jan 4, 2010
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  4. memie New Member

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    ta hun xx
    memie, Jan 4, 2010
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  5. Josie Director of SMNET

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    Re: NHS Bursary Calculator - Info for anyone who is struggling!

    Excellent thread - have made it a sticky. Great work MP and PD! x
    Josie, Jan 4, 2010
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  6. Ray-Ray Member

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    Re: NHS Bursary Calculator - Info for anyone who is struggling!

    :?: hi, i know that im a dumb-**** but is the bursary a one off thing? or do you get one for each year your at uni??
    Ray-Ray, Jan 6, 2010
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  7. lilyrose800 New Member

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    Re: NHS Bursary Calculator - Info for anyone who is struggling!

    Dont worry you get it each year but that means you hve to fill in a form each year!! Btw Katy is right you fill in the forms get a provisional amount and then when you satisfy the criteria the uni will confirm your enrolment then the money will commence!! xx
    lilyrose800, Feb 7, 2010
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    Re: NHS Bursary Calculator - Info for anyone who is struggling!

    I downloaded the form off the link....is that for the bursary too?? xx
    hannah1983, Feb 8, 2010
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  9. Isabel New Member

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    Re: NHS Bursary Calculator - Info for anyone who is struggling!

    What about if your partner isn't on a low income? Is there a cut off point? Confused. I don't have children btw.
    Isabel, Feb 11, 2010
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  10. Fairydust Active Member

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    what do u mean is there a cut off point...??? if u live with your OH then he is your dependant regardless of low or high income. You then (no6) put his expected income (if u live with him) for the forthcoming year regardless of low or high, hth.
    Fairydust, Feb 14, 2010
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