# The Assembly Learning Grants and Loans (Higher Education) (Wales) Regulations 2006, Regulation 33: Maximum amount of loans for new system eligible students with full entitlement


(1) This regulation applies to a new system eligible student with full entitlement other than a type 1 or type 2 teacher training student with a household income exceeding £37,900.
(2) Subject to regulations 36 to 41, the maximum amount of loan for living costs for which a student to whom this regulation applies qualifies in respect of an academic year (other than a final year of a course that is not an accelerated course) is equal to (X−Y)—
Where
X is—
(i) for a student in category 1, £3,415;
(ii) for a student in category 2, £6,170;
(iii) for a student in category 3, £5,255;
(iv) for a student in category 4, £5,255;
(v) for a student in category 5, £4,405;
Y is the maintenance grant amount.
(3) Subject to regulations 36 to 41, the maximum amount of loan for living costs for which a student to whom this regulation applies qualifies in respect of an academic year that is the final year of a course that is not an accelerated course is equal to (X−Y)—
Where
X is—
(i) for a student in category 1, £3,085;
(ii) for a student in category 2, £5,620;
(iii) for a student in category 3, £4,570;
(iv) for a student in category 4, £4,570;
(v) for a student in category 5, £4,080;
Y is the maintenance grant amount.
(4) In this regulation, “the maintenance grant amount”(“swm y grant cynhaliaeth”) is—
(a) where the student qualifies under regulation 29 for an amount of maintenance grant not exceeding £1,200, the amount of maintenance grant payable;
(b) where the student qualifies under regulation 29 for an amount of maintenance grant exceeding £1,200, £1,200; and
(c) where no maintenance grant is payable, nil.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/wsi/2006/126/regulation/33 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/assembly-learning-grants-and-loans-higher-education-wales-regulations-2006/regulation-33
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