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Fees

  • 10-01-2010 9:31pm
    #1
    pajero12
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    Ok question 2

    Go easy on me I don't know anything this college craic!

    The fees for the course i want to do is E7,492.Is this per year?
    Thanks


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  • #2
    nobbo
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    pajero12 wrote: »
    Ok question 2

    Go easy on me I don't know anything this college craic!

    The fees for the course i want to do is E7,492.Is this per year?
    Thanks

    Are you an Irish citizen?


  • #3
    TheCosmicFrog
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    It should be per year, yes.


  • #4
    pajero12
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    nobbo wrote: »
    Are you an Irish citizen?
    Yes,really?
    Thats pricey


  • #5
    nobbo
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 382 ✭✭nobbo


    pajero12 wrote: »
    Yes,really?
    Thats pricey

    If your an Irish citizen and you have never attended university before you will be entitled to free fees under the govs free fees scheme.

    If you are entitled to free fees you only have to pay the registration fee and student levy of 1724(or something like that).

    And afaik if you get a grant ya dont have to pay the registration fee and you only have to pay the student levy.


  • #6
    pajero12
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    nobbo wrote: »
    If your an Irish citizen and you have never attended university before you will be entitled to free fees under the govs free fees scheme.

    If you are entitled to free fees you only have to pay the registration fee and student levy of 1724(or something like that).

    And afaik if you get a grant ya dont have to pay the registration fee and you only have to pay the student levy.

    Oh ok thanks very much


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