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College grant

Colin Mac · 2007-08-15 22:56:51

If you are entitled to full maintenance, are you exempt from registration fees? I know this was the case before, not sure about these days.

15-08-2007 10:56pm

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Colin Mac

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If you are entitled to full maintenance, are you exempt from registration fees?

I know this was the case before, not sure about these days.

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#2 16-08-2007 3:35am

sme

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no. it sucks.

afaik you still have to pay the reg fees. they are not much though, its either around 90 or 290 can't remember, i will know how much they are when the college send out the letter looking for money:(

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#3 29-08-2007 9:41am

dave_t

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You're wrong. You don't have to pay the registration fees. The registration fee is around €700 BTW

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#4 03-01-2008 11:52pm

Seldducie

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I got full main grant and didnt have to pay college fees, so NO is the answer!!!!!!!!

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