Graduate Entry Medicine students ‘panicking’ as ‘life-saving’ Bank of Ireland loan discontinued – Ninth Level Ireland

Graduate Entry Medicine students ‘panicking’ as ‘life-saving’ Bank of Ireland loan discontinued

“Graduate Entry Medicine students are panicking after hearing news that a ‘life-saving’ Bank of Ireland loan has been discontinued. Financial support is often required for students to cover university fees for this course, which now stand at between €15,000 – €16,500 per year, depending on the university …” (more)

[Amy Donohoe, DublinLive, 12 April]

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