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Tuition Fees Question

[Deleted User] · 2010-09-09 19:55:12

So, I did 2 years of another course and had to drop out. I started another course and I'm going into my 3rd year now, so when I go to register they're asking me for the full wack of fees again. I was told that for my 3rd year I wouldn't have to pay tuition fees, is this not the case or is there a bug with registration?

09-09-2010 7:55pm

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So, I did 2 years of another course and had to drop out. I started another course and I'm going into my 3rd year now, so when I go to register they're asking me for the full wack of fees again.

I was told that for my 3rd year I wouldn't have to pay tuition fees, is this not the case or is there a bug with registration?

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#2 09-09-2010 10:38pm

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Did you actually enter third year for any period of time at all? If not then you should only have to pay for the first 2 years of your new course. If I was you I'd be on the phone to the college straight away, or whoever else you should need to ring. Maybe another boards poster can give you more info, good luck.

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#3 09-09-2010 10:40pm

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Oh and post this in the student finances forum and you'll get a better response.http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=1101

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#4 09-09-2010 10:56pm

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Thanks for that, that's what I thought, I think it must just be a mistake. I'll ring the registry tomorrow and get it sorted. I saw someone on the DKIT board had the same problem so hopefully I'll be grand.

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