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University costs
The main types of costs when you go to university are:
You can apply for student funding to help you pay these costs.
If you have money problems while you're at university, you can apply for extra money .
Extra costs
There can be costs when you go to university on top of tuition fees and living costs. These costs could be to do with your personal circumstances or your course.
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Your personal circumstances
Information on financial help you can get due to personal circumstances can be found in the SAAS funding guide .
Your course
Some courses have extra costs like:
- equipment for example art materials, books
- membership fees to professional bodies
- entrance to accredited exams
- travel and accommodation costs for placements – Student Awards Agency Scotland (SAAS) can help with nursing and midwifery students and some students studying health related courses
- travel abroad as part of your course – if you have to spend time abroad for your course speak to SAAS about potential financial support
Ask your university if your tuition fee covers any of these extra costs to do with your course.
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WEBTo claim travel expenses you must live more than 2 miles from College. All 5-21 year olds resident in Scotland are eligible for Young Persons' Free Bus Travel, using a National Entitlement Card with the free bus travel product on it.