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Only three days separated the UK's decision to leave the EU and the launch of new student loans open to EU applicants. So we weren't surprised to hear from students worrying that the referendum result would change their eligiblity.
The good news is that it won't.
EU treaties will continue to apply to student fees and funding until the UK actually leaves. This isn't likely to happen for at least two years.
In the meantime the UK government has officially re-confirmed that EU students will be eligible for the new Masters loans for the duration of their courses.
This applies even if your course lasts longer than a year and even if the UK leaves the EU whilst you are studying.
We've blogged in greater detail about the impact of Brexit on postgraduate study, but, for now, you can rest assured that EU students will be able to apply for a Masters loan in 2016.