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About the calculator
This calculator is to help determine how much financial support is available from the University of Exeter to undergraduate students hoping to study here.
Financial support varies according to household income and your individual background. While this financial support calculator only gives information about funding from the University, you may also be entitled to financial support from the Government. We will direct you to other sites where you can assess how much statutory (Government) support you may receive.
The calculator is only for first year students paying UK/EU fees and excludes Medicine, Medical Imaging, PGCE, and all Undergraduate programmes not leading to a recognised qualification (e.g. 1 semester, 1 or 2 term or certain 1 year programmes) of the University of Exeter, including JYA programmes.
This financial support calculator will not carry out all the checks and calculations that are carried out when you apply to us. You should only use it as a broad indication of the financial support to which you may be entitled.
There are no fee reductions for International students or students from the Channel Islands under this scheme. For details of our fees please see our tuition fee pages (opens in a new tab/window)
Only certain categories of students will be charged the UK/EU fee. Generally they are:
For information about how your fee status is determined see the guidance on the UKCISA website. (opens in a new tab/window)
Statutory financial support varies depending on where you live before starting university. For us to complete your total student funding calculation, we need you to supply us with your statutory financial support amount. This can be found on your local student finance website. The links below will direct you to the appropriate webpage.
Please enter your living cost loan and living cost grant amounts as calculated above, into the boxes below to give you a total of all the finance available.
This calculator is only for people doing their first degree.
Financial information for entry in 2013 is not yet available.If you defer your University place from 2012 to 2013, you will be eligible for 2013 tuition fees and the 2013 financial support package. Information on 2013 tuition fees/financial support will be provided as soon as it becomes available.
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