Accredited official statistics

Student Loans in Wales: 2019 to 2020 - Part 1

Statistics of Welsh domiciled student loans borrowers and the change in debt in the financial year.

• From: Student Loans Company
• Published: 11 June 2020

Applies to Wales

Documents

Student Loans for Higher Education in Wales: Financial Year 2019-20 - Part 1

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Student Loans for Higher Education in Wales: Financial Year 2019-20 - Part 1 - Tables

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Student Loans for Higher Education in Wales: Financial Year 2019-20 - Part 1 - Pre-Release Access

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Student Loans for Higher Education in Wales: Financial Year 2019-20 - Part 1

This publication provides statistics on loan outlays, repayments and borrower repayment status for Welsh domiciled students studying in Higher Education (HE) in the UK and EU students studying in Wales.

The figures cover Income Contingent Loans (ICR), which were introduced in 1998/99, for financial years up to and including 2019-20.

Published 11 June 2020