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How much money do I need for college

kcera · 2015-09-19 22:54:55

Im taking a year out from college and working for a year,I want to have my 4 years tuition fees in the bank so I won't have to work during college and can completely focus on my study. Im going to an institute of technology and was accepted this year.. How much do I need for the four years tuition fees?(I'm an Irish…

19-09-2015 11:54pm

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kcera

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Im taking a year out from college and working for a year,I want to have my 4 years tuition fees in the bank so I won't have to work during college and can completely focus on my study.

Im going to an institute of technology and was accepted this year..
How much do I need for the four years tuition fees?(I'm an Irish student but its showing up as 10,000 a year)Also a first time undergraduate student..

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#2 19-09-2015 11:57pm

SouthernBelle

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You won't pay tuition fees - covered by state grant. Registration fee approx €3,000 per year.

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#3 19-11-2015 12:17am

Fatswaldo

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It currently costs me approx €12000 per year to send my son to university including registration, rent, upkeep, books and materials etc. Free education well and truly gone!

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#4 19-11-2015 12:21am

Masala

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Fatswaldo wrote: »

It currently costs me approx €12000 per year to send my son to university including registration, rent, upkeep, books and materials etc. Free education well and truly gone!

Ditto

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