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Outstanding Fees

CivilServant · 2007-03-29 11:59:06

This semester has not been a good one and I still haven't managed to pay the remaining balance of this years tuition. The situation is if the money is not paid very soon, I won't be registered for the exams this semester. Which is not entirely a bad thing because I wanted to abandon this semester anyways and repeat it next…

29-03-2007 12:59PM

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CivilServant

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This semester has not been a good one and I still haven't managed to pay the remaining balance of this years tuition. The situation is if the money is not paid very soon, I won't be registered for the exams this semester. Which is not entirely a bad thing because I wanted to abandon this semester anyways and repeat it next year. My question is, if I don't pay this semester's fees and don't do the exams will they still require the payment for the semester?

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#2 29-03-2007 01:19PM

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I'd imagine you'd have to ask them that.

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#3 29-03-2007 01:42PM

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You haven't told us the institution involved, but even still as policies will differ your best bet is to contact them directly and find out.

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