Scot Studying in Scotland

Rozalia | 23:42 Thu 28th Jun 2012 | Jobs & Education

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I'm 19, work part-time, earn around £8000 a year and live by myself renting privately. I've studied part-time once before at 17 but paid all of my tuition fees myself and didn't complete the course. I'm wanting to study full-time through the OU. A 3 year degree. Will I be exempt from council tax? Will I have to pay my tuition fees? Will my income tax change? Does distance learning even count as full-time?!! (I have emailed the scottish government and the OU; just waiting for replies.) Thanks!!! :)

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According to the scottish government, studying full time through the OU doesn't count as full time coz its not campus based :/ I thought doing a degree in three years was full time ... but hey ho :/ looks like I won't be able to study after all :/

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