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"Free Fees"

EdgarAllenPoo · 2009-09-17 19:44:38

I'm going into the last of year of a degree course in a private college and given the employment situation these days I'm thinking of doing another course after this in a public college. My question is, since my degree is from a fee paying college am I still entitled to "free fees" since my college course hasn't been…

17-09-2009 7:44pm

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I'm going into the last of year of a degree course in a private college and given the employment situation these days I'm thinking of doing another course after this in a public college.

My question is, since my degree is from a fee paying college am I still entitled to "free fees" since my college course hasn't been government funded?

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http://www.studentfinance.ie/mp7541/check-previous-study/index.html
Not for the current course, but after a year's gap, if then elligable for the grant, *Approved under either the Higher Education Grants Scheme or the Vocational Education Committee Scholarship Scheme, you pay and are then refunded your fee to the next institution

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