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Fees

mehfesto2 · 2008-09-01 18:10:12

Having already sat first year and now transferred to another programme, how much are the fees I now have to pay for first year? I've heard they're quite large. Anyone know? Thanks

01-09-2008 6:10pm

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mehfesto2

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Having already sat first year and now transferred to another programme, how much are the fees I now have to pay for first year? I've heard they're quite large. Anyone know?

Thanks

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#2 01-09-2008 6:20pm

c0rk3r

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Email the Fee/finance department to be sure. Could be looking at tution fees of €5,000 or the standard registration fee of €938 or even €38 if you qualify for the grant. Grant doesnt cover tutiton frees... i think.

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#3 01-09-2008 7:44pm

Attol

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I have to pay 6000ish altogether for CA. I did business studies last year. 60% has to be paid when registering, 40% by January 9th.

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