Dental Students
If you are currently a dental student (studying for a BDS or BChD) who is living in the UK and has insufficient incoming funds this academic year to afford your essential expenses (e.g. food, accommodation, travel, bills), then we are here to support you.
Watch the video to learn more about our process and how we help. Then click the ‘application form’ button to access the application form.
Students should access all available support and apply to their university’s hardship funds and NHS bursary hardship funds prior to requesting support from us.
Dental student applications cover the whole academic year – September to September and therefore we only consider one request per academic year.
Keep scrolling for access our other servies – free wellbeing support including the 24/7 helpline, wellbeing apps and 1:1 counselling as well as advice on finances, some useful links and budgetting tips.
Want to know what other Dental Students told us about their financial and wellbeing challenges they faced through dental school? Watch the below video summarising the research findings from our student surveys.
Student Finance
The following information is to help you navigate your finances whilst at university.
Budgeting and Planning
The UCAS Calculator helps youunderstand the average costs at your university.
Student Loan
Student loans are available to help you
pay for tuition fees and help with living
costs (aka maintenance loan). You will have to apply for funding through the student finance organisation (England, NI, Scotland, Wales).
University Hardship Fund
Useful Links
Money Saving Expert