We want our students to experience the highest quality teaching and learning while at Edge Hill University. However, sometimes students may face personal or programme-related difficulties that affect their ability to continue with their programme.
If you are considering withdrawing from your programme, your Personal Tutor or Academic Records are available to provide information, advice and guidance on alternatives to programme withdrawal, such as taking time out or transferring to another programme or mode of study. There are also plenty of other services and support to help you.
The Student Support Team over in Student Services are here to support you through your studies, working with other teams including:
If you withdraw your tuition fee liability will be calculated in accordance with the University’s Tuition Fee Regulations. You will not be eligible for any maintenance support, bursary and/or scholarship payments from the date you last engaged with your academic studies.
Where applicable, the University will advise funding providers of your withdrawal.
If you are funded by Student Finance your entitlement to student funding (loans, grants, disabled student allowance etc.) ceases from your last date of engagement. Student Finance will re-calculate your funding entitlement for your period of registration and will contact you in writing about any overpayment. If there has been a delay reporting your withdrawal to the University and there is an overpayment of your maintenance loan, as you received payment you weren’t entitled to, you will be expected to repay this. Should you take up later study any remaining balance will be deducted from your maintenance loan award.
The Fees and Bursaries Team and Money Advice Team are on hand to answer any of your money or funding related questions.