The Money Advice Service can offer information and advice on entitlement to various sources of statutory and discretionary funding to assist you during your course of study. This includes grants for tuition fees, student loans, supplementary grants and social security benefits. Our advisers can also assist you in making applications for appropriate sources of supplementary funding from the various bursary and hardship fund schemes that exist, as well as helping you work out a realistic budget plan. This advice is available to you whether you are a current student or if you are thinking of applying for a place at Nottingham Trent University. The money adviser can also help negotiate on your behalf if you run into difficulties with the bank or other creditors.
Many students only visit the money advice service when they are experiencing financial difficulties.
This does not have to be the case. The Student Financial Support Adviser and Money Adviser working within the service, can help you plan to prevent problems arising. The Money Adviser and the Student Financial Support Adviser are available by appointment and on a drop-in basis at both the City and Clifton sites. Click here to view the timetable of availability for the Summer Term. The University's Student Financial Support Adviser can offer help and assistance in applying for the various forms of statutory financial support available to you.