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Student Fees - who are they for?

fivetwenty · 2009-08-16 17:21:06

I read undergraduates are able to avoid them - does this go for all years from here on in so long as you don't change course or have to repeat the year?

16-08-2009 5:21pm

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fivetwenty

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I read undergraduates are able to avoid them - does this go for all years from here on in so long as you don't change course or have to repeat the year?

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#2 16-08-2009 5:25pm

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I heard it effects everyone, regardless if your already in college.

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#3 16-08-2009 5:27pm

alexcorb1991

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Are you on about how if you are eligible for the grant you get the fees refunded?

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#4 16-08-2009 6:06pm

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The government currently funds tuition for all Irish 3rd level undergraduate students in public 3rd level institutions.

The only exceptions to this are:
-Where you have already completed another undergraduate course.
-Where you are repeating a year.
-Where you have switched course. In this case you must pay for the years you have completed in the previous course.

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