This page explains when Student Finance England will fund a repeat year or resit after a student fails a university year, covering the 'compelling personal reasons' test, the course length plus one year entitlement rule, and self-funding at £9,790 for 2026/27 if funding is refused. People land on it after failing or fearing they will fail a year and needing to know whether they can keep their loan.
UK university students (and some parents) who have failed or are at risk of failing a year, looking for urgent, practical guidance on student finance eligibility.
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