Assertion: student | /r/AtLocation | england
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text: The maximum tuition fee that publicly-funded universities and colleges in England can charge students living in England taking full-time undergraduate courses annually is £9,250 for the current, 2020/21, academic year.
text: For the 2020/21 academic year, the same £9,250 maximum tuition fee will apply to students living in England studying at universities and colleges in England that have registered with the Office for Students, the new Regulator for Higher Education in England, as Approved (Fee Cap) providers.
text: In addition, students living in England starting full-time undergraduate accelerated degree courses at Approved (Fee Cap) providers in England in the 2020/21 academic year, from 1 August 2020 onwards can be charged up to £11,100 in tuition fees.
text: If you live in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland and are studying on a full-time undergraduate course at a publicly funded university in England (2020/21) or at an Approved (Fee Cap) provider, the same maximum fee limits that apply to students living in England will apply for your course.