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2nd degree

systematic · 2010-06-20 09:35:20

Hi Was thinking of applying for a 2nd degree. Im under the mature age of 23 and was wondering if I would have to pay full fees or if I wait until im 23 will I have to pay full fees?? Any help appreciated. Thanks

20-06-2010 10:35AM

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systematic

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Hi

Was thinking of applying for a 2nd degree. Im under the mature age of 23 and was wondering if I would have to pay full fees or if I wait until im 23 will I have to pay full fees??

Any help appreciated.

Thanks

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#2 20-06-2010 12:15PM

pixie80

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You are only intitled to having you fees paid in relation to a first degree. Any further degrees you wish to do you will have to pay the entire fee for each year of study. however it is best to discuss this with the college involved but be prepared to have to pay now or after you turn 23

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#3 30-06-2010 11:28PM

xAnnex

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Damn! This was a thing I was hoping to do too, but you can't in Trinity or DCU anyways (first ones I found):

http://www.tcd.ie/Treasurers_Office/fees/fees_freefees.php (Letter d).

http://www.dcu.ie/finance/fees/criteria_free_fees.shtml (#4)

Not sure about other colleges but I'd imagine it's unlikely to be different.

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