The information on this page is for UK/EU students starting a course in September 2013.

Anglia Ruskin's National Scholarship Programme (NSP)

If your household income is £25,000 or less you are eligible to apply for the NSP.

Anglia Ruskin is able to offer over 300 NSPs to full-time students who begin their studies in 2013. Each is worth a total of £6,800 in the form of fee waivers over 3 years:

• £3,000 in year 1
• £1,900 in years 2 and 3

There are also over 30 NSPs available to part-time students who are paying their own tuition fees or taking out a tuition fee loan from Student Finance England. The NSP will be deducted on a pro rata basis i.e. if you are studying at 50% of a full time load, 50% of the annual fee waiver will be applied in each year of study.

If you receive an NSP award you will not be eligible for the Anglia Ruskin fee waiver.

You can apply for an NSP if:

• you have applied for a full-time undergraduate course
• you have applied for a part-time undergraduate course and will be studying at least 25% of the course per year
• you are starting University for the first time in the academic year 2013/14
• you are normally resident in England (if your home is in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland you are not eligible for the NSP)
• your household income is below £25,000 per year
• you intend to select Anglia Ruskin as your firm choice

The following criteria will be used to prioritise applications:

• you are from a neighbourhood with low progression into Higher Education (based on Higher Education Funding Council for England data for participation in Higher Education by geographical area)
• depending on the level of applications we may also take into consideration predicted grades based on school attainment data

If you fall into one of the following categories you will not be eligible for the NSP:

• NHS funded students
• Part-time students studying less than 25%.of the course per year
• Students continuing directly from one course to another in 2013 (eg from foundation degree or HND to final year of an honours degree)
• Students transferring to Anglia Ruskin from another institution
• Postgraduate students
• Any other students whose fees are paid or part-paid through a sponsorship arrangement
• Students applying via Degrees at Work
• Students whose homes are in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland

Some important things to note:

• If you are a full-time applicant you must apply through UCAS before applying for an NSP as you will need your UCAS personal id.
• Part-time applicants should apply using our online application form
• Part-time applicants studying over 25% of the course per year if eligible will be awarded an NSP on a pro rata basis
• If your application for an NSP is unsuccessful you will automatically be considered for the Anglia Ruskin fee waiver scheme (further details below)
• A National Scholarship Programme (NSP) award cannot be combined with an Anglia Ruskin fee waiver
• If you are applying for a full-time course you should submit your application to Student Finance England as soon as possible, we will only be able to check that you meet the household income criteria for any of our fee waivers when your student finance application has been approved by Student Finance England
• If you are applying for a part-time course you will be informed of the arrangements for verifying your household income after your application has been processed.

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Application Form

Anglia Ruskin National Scholarship Programme Undergraduate

1. First Names

2. Family Name

3. Anglia Ruskin Student ID No.

4. Are you ordinarily resident in England or the EU? No Yes

5. Do you intend to select Anglia Ruskin as your Firm choice? No Yes

6. What best describes your annual household income? £25,000 or Less Greater than £25,000

7. Please enter your postcode

8. Please enter your email address

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