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Below is a range of publications produced by the Student Advice Centre.  To get hard copies of these leaflets and access to lots of other information and reference material on a wide range of subjects please come along and check out our Information Area.
 

Academic Families Housing International Money Finalists General About USSU documents

Academic

• I disagree with my marks (FAQ sheet) [pdf]
• I hate my course (FAQ sheet) [pdf]
• My course isn't what I was expecting (FAQ sheet) [pdf]
• Intermitting checklist [pdf]

Families

• Students with Kids 2009 [pdf]

Housing

• Moving On 2010/11 [pdf]
• Do I need to pay council tax? (FAQ sheet) [pdf]
• How can I get my deposit back? (FAQ sheet) [pdf]
• How can I save money on my fuel bills? [pdf]
• I want to get out of my tenancy agreement? (FAQ sheet) [pdf]
• My house is a dump! (FAQ sheet) [pdf]

International

• Can my family or I work in the uk? (FAQ sheet) [pdf]
• I can't afford my course (FAQ sheet) [pdf]
• I need a new visa (FAQ sheet) [pdf]
• I want to remain in the UK after my studies (FAQ sheet) [pdf]

Money

Student finance resources

• Money Matters 2009/10 (A helpful guide for all students) [pdf] -
  
• Emergency Loans for Sussex Students
  
• Funding Your Studies 2009/10 (An overview) [pdf]
• Funding Your Studies 2010/11 (An overview) [pdf]
• Dealing with debt [pdf]

Fund Your Studies at Sussex

• Full-time Home (UK) Undergraduates  [pdf]
  
• Full-time EU, EEA and Swiss Undergraduate [pdf]
• Full-time International Undergraduates [pdf]
  
• Part-time Undergraduates [pdf]
  
• Postgraduates [pdf]
  

FAQ sheets

• Can I get help with health costs? (FAQ sheet) [pdf]
• Do I have to pay tax and national insurance? (FAQ sheet) [pdf]
• Help I'm skint! (FAQ sheet) [pdf]
• How can I fund my course? (FAQ sheet) [pdf]
• I'm really bad with money (FAQ sheet) [pdf]
• My boss owes me money (FAQ sheet) [pdf]
• Student Loan- having problems? [pdf]

Access to Learning Fund

• Application form & guidance notes

Banking arrangements

• Banking arrangements for UK students 2009-10 [Word]
• Banking arrangements for international students 2009-10 [Word]

Budgeting

• Drawing up a budget sheet (including blank budget sheet) [pdf]
• Balancing your budget [pdf]
• Money management tips [pdf]
  
• Student travel discounts [pdf]
• Keeping a spending diary [pdf]

Finalists

• Life After Uni [pdf]

General

SAC Update - the Student Advice Centre's termly newsletter

• Spring 2009 edition [pdf]
• Autumn 2008 edition [pdf]
• Summer 2008 edition [pdf]
• Spring 2008 edition [pdf]
• Autumn 2007 edition [pdf]
  
  
  

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