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finance queries

iamdavid2 · 2013-09-15 01:14:07

Hi, I haven't started my course yet but i have it payed for and am aware that if i drop out before the 31st of October i can get a full refund. But i'm wondering if this will still effect the government fees when i re-apply next year for either the same course or a new one. I heard that i might have to pay an extra five…

15-09-2013 1:14am

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iamdavid2

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Hi, I haven't started my course yet but i have it payed for and am aware that if i drop out before the 31st of October i can get a full refund. But i'm wondering if this will still effect the government fees when i re-apply next year for either the same course or a new one. I heard that i might have to pay an extra five grand ?

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#2 15-09-2013 10:51am

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If you drop out before the end of October it won't effect your fees for next year.

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#3 15-09-2013 8:17pm

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As long as you de-register properly - ie through the Student Records office, before 31st Oct., it won't affect your state grant (free fees) next year... provided the government don't bring back fees in the meantime of course!

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