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Studentloan is a thing many students get while in college or uinversity to help pay their costs or tuition, A student loan is seful for many, whuile at the place of learning. For all students whose 'domicile' (family or full-time home base) is in England, radical changes are underway to enhance and improve the student finance system. Now known as Student Finance England, this is a comprehensive new service which is being phased in between now (2008) and 2012 and is being based on widespread consultation with students, prospective students, parents and other 'sponsors' helping a student through university. It seeks to reduce significantly the amount of time and effort required to apply for finance and the system is being constructed in a way which joins up the main agencies in higher education in a way that has not existed hitherto. The time scale of application is being changed, so that a student will be able to apply for finance at the same time as they apply for a university place and information is being shared in such a way that repeated requests for the same student details will be got rid of. First year students applying this year for a place in 2009 will have to deal with just two agencies - UCAS (to apply for a place) and the Student Loans Company, which will share much of the information supplied to UCAS and will then assess the applicant's eligibility for finance and make the appropriate payments. This service will be increased and extended to second and third year students in the subsequent two years until all applicants are assessed in the same way by SLC. Already, student finance has been radically changed to make it much easier for people from less well-off backgrounds to attend university. Now, anyone from a home background earning less than £25,000 but not more than £60,000 after normal deductions is entitled to a maintenance grant, the size of which(up to £2,835) will depend on income. Also, those entitled to the full maintenance grant are automatically entitled to the full bursary at their place of study (which can be up to £3,000 but is typically £1,000 per academic year). This year, the maximum loan amount for studying in London is £6,475 and (away from the family home) elsewhere £4,625 Other students at Laon included William de Corbeil , later Archbishop of Canterbury , Robert de Bethune , who became Bishop of Hereford. Student Loan ways are good for many