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Postgrad registration/fees question

orestes · 2008-09-24 16:38:09

I'm heading in to register for my post-grad course tomorrow, have the giro thing sorted out and all that, but was just wondering if someone could answer me a quick question. I've been going through the paperwork I've been sent and there is mention of a sports centre fee and student service fee which are both mandatory. I…

24-09-2008 4:38pm

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orestes

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I'm heading in to register for my post-grad course tomorrow, have the giro thing sorted out and all that, but was just wondering if someone could answer me a quick question. I've been going through the paperwork I've been sent and there is mention of a sports centre fee and student service fee which are both mandatory. I assume these fees are already covered in the fees I'm paying to do my post-grad. Are they, or do I have to pay these on top of my course fees? Any info would be much appreciated

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#2 24-09-2008 4:42pm

Steve Higginson

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I'm not sure of the exact figures, but those are on top on your actual course fee, which I'm guessing is anywhere from €2,000 - €40,000.

There's the registration fee of around €900, then the sport centre levy around €40/50 (though it does mean free gym) and the €8 that goes to whatever else.

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