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Non EU student fee policy - ACCA course

  • 06-09-2011 11:16am
    #1
    aakash
    Closed Accounts Posts: 13 ✭


    Hi people!

    Just like everybody else even I've got some doubts which I want to clarify. Hope that you guys will help.

    Well, I'm planning to go to Dublin for an Accountancy course (ACCA). I'm actually studying the course here in Dubai and would like to switch to Eden College or may be City Limerick College would do. The reason I picked these two is because of the low fees as compared to other colleges.

    The thing is that in their prospectus they say, Non EU students need to pay all their fees at the time of application before applying for the visa.

    What do they actually mean? They want me to pay the 2.5 years fee up front? or even on yearly basis would do?

    I'm a little confused here and would appreciate if somebody helped.

    Cheers
    Aakash John


Comments

  • #2
    masoodsarwar
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 152 ✭✭masoodsarwar


    for Visa purposes, U have to pay the full course fee in order to show that you are serious to complete your course and U wont leave it after starting it (or may be to have positive image for immigration)
    but I think for ACCA one year fee (4 papers) will do. Its better if u pay college €6000 as this will make your application attractive.
    This is all I know.
    this is what I did, and this is how I got visa.
    and secondly for ACCA, rather than taking the college for lowest fee, select the college renowned for ACCA education (gold or platinum status) even if it is expensive otherwise your visa application has more chances to get rejected.
    Hope I answered your question.
    cheers.


  • #3
    aakash
    Closed Accounts Posts: 13 ✭aakash


    masoodsarwar wrote: »
    for Visa purposes, U have to pay the full course fee in order to show that you are serious to complete your course and U wont leave it after starting it (or may be to have positive image for immigration)
    but I think for ACCA one year fee (4 papers) will do. Its better if u pay college €6000 as this will make your application attractive.
    This is all I know.
    this is what I did, and this is how I got visa.
    and secondly for ACCA, rather than taking the college for lowest fee, select the college renowned for ACCA education (gold or platinum status) even if it is expensive otherwise your visa application has more chances to get rejected.
    Hope I answered your question.
    cheers.

    Thanks Masood for your reply.
    I definitely will go for the colleges which has either platinum or gold status with ACCA. And not the ones with no track record. I'm actually planning to stick with Dublin City Colleges.

    Anyhow may I ask which college you're studying at? which city?


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