bursairies

regob

we should now be able to get bursairies yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaa

regob

nobody is excited bout this, bummer

GAAman

regob wrote: »

nobody is excited bout this, bummer

Well tbh i havent a notion what you are talkin about

Larianne

Can you expand on this, a link perhaps?

regob

basically it has been recently passed that the university of ulster is now opening the bursiaries that use to be only available for students in the united kingdom to students from the republic of ireland. a bursairie is financial aid for students in the university. sorry couldnt find a link but hope that helps. this is being brought in semester one 2009-2010. sorry couldnt find link but hope this helps.

Larianne

Yeah, can't find any info on it either. I might email admissions. I just see that you can't get a bursary if doing any of the allied health courses.

regob

Larianne wrote: »

Yeah, can't find any info on it either. I might email admissions. I just see that you can't get a bursary if doing any of the allied health courses.

i contacted registry in jordanstown and they said yeah but its not being brought in till the start of the 2009-2010 year, and they said it is for all rep of ireland students. so ya should be counted in that no matter what course ya study.

Larianne

Thanks for the info.

How come is isn't mentioned on the website though? Tomorrow is the deadline for UCAS and it could swing people to apply up north rather than go over to GB. Actually, keep this hush hush until the weekend.

GAAman

Larianne wrote: »

Thanks for the info.

How come is isn't mentioned on the website though? Tomorrow is the deadline for UCAS and it could swing people to apply up north rather than go over to GB. Actually, keep this hush hush until the weekend.

Damm Dubs goin north for education.........hang on

Regob do you mean the hardship fund or the bursaries from student loan company?

regob

GAAman wrote: »

Damm Dubs goin north for education.........hang on

Regob do you mean the hardship fund or the bursaries from student loan company?

no these are bursairies that the university gives to students. the hardship fund is completely differnt, ya apply for these bursairies in the registry office

Larianne

GAAman wrote: »

Damm Dubs goin north for education.........hang on

Well it's not like it's my first choice or anything! I've just heard it a really good course and produces fine graduates so ya know..

regob

lets face it larianne, jordanstown is the place for you, lol it is a great spot though. i so do ya want the bursairie info now or has ucas still not closed

GAAman

Larianne wrote: »

Well it's not like it's my first choice or anything! I've just heard it a really good course and produces fine graduates so ya know..

*Points at location just in case Larianne missed the joke*

Thats cool regob i will be applyin for that in final year (if i ever make it ) can you send the info my way too?

Smegball

Sweet, whats the most you can get from bursaries?

Larianne

GAAman wrote: »

*Points at location just in case Larianne missed the joke*

No, I didn't miss the joke hence the ' ' :rolleyes:

Yeah, I applied for Jordanstown so any linky to the info would be great!