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Student Contribution Fee

Kaneo71 · 2013-08-01 18:09:04

Hey guys, I'm just wondering if I'll still have to pay that €750 or whatever at the start of next year? I'm going into my second year and it was a nightmare last year to pay it within 3 weeks of getting the letter. I'm getting a grant which means I won't have to pay full fees so I was just wondering. Also will I be getting…

01-08-2013 6:09pm

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Kaneo71

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Hey guys,
I'm just wondering if I'll still have to pay that €750 or whatever at the start of next year? I'm going into my second year and it was a nightmare last year to pay it within 3 weeks of getting the letter.
I'm getting a grant which means I won't have to pay full fees so I was just wondering.
Also will I be getting the fee back if I do have to pay? I got most of it back last year.
Thanks

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#2 23-08-2013 5:04pm

wiz569

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My son is starting this year and we have also been told he needs to pay 25% of the SCF when he registers,
He qualifies for a maintenance grant so does he still have to pay?

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#3 23-08-2013 5:32pm

stephenjmcd

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Wish I could be of more help here , I don't qualify for a grant so I've to pay the full whack on registration day

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#4 23-08-2013 5:48pm

Squidgy Black

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Best bet is to ring the admissions office and they'll tell you exactly how it works.

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#5 23-08-2013 5:59pm

Kaneo71

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Found out I only have to pay €80 because I get the full grant
Not sure about your son though,you'll have to ring the fees office..

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