For CPF scheme, you will be drawing the money from your parents
CPF. You can pay your full tuition fee via this scheme. I don't
think you can take 100% study loan from bank. As I left Uni more
than 5 years ago, not very sure of any recent changes.
For CPF scheme, the payment is not as simple as eagle describe. It
depends on 3 factors. The prevailing CPF interest rate (currently
2.5%) and the numbers of years you want to take to repay the loan
and of course the tuition fee. The calculation is quite complex as
you need to count the interest from the time the money is draw till
repayment. You are effectively taking a loan from your parent and
you need to repay the potential interest lost because of the loan
from your parent's CPF. I believe there is a reference table based
on the degree taken and the number of years you wish to repay the
loan. You can check with your Uni or CPF Board. When your parent
had turned 55 and after he/she had topped up his/her minimum sum
scheme, your parent can apply for waiver from further payment by
you to their CPF account. In this case, you can pay them back
directly in cash or ..................whatever arrangement you want
to make with your parent.
Just as an example, I was in the 4 year Eng course and I chose the
8 years repayment cycle and every month, I had to repay about
$300+(forgotten the exact figure) to my parents CPF account. You
must note that my tuition fee then is lower.
As for Bank Study loan, you have to ask someone else.
Hope this will help you.
Ciao,
BabeRex