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PoppyG · 2006-03-01 17:46:46

im from England but have family in Ireland (my parents are irish)! i was wondering what grades do i need to get in and what will my fees be?

01-03-2006 6:46pm

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PoppyG

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im from England but have family in Ireland (my parents are irish)! i was wondering what grades do i need to get in and what will my fees be?

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#2 03-03-2006 6:06pm

Ri_Nollaig

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depends on the course u are after but i assume they use your a-levels results
as far as i know fees will be paid for but im not really sure...
check out http://websr3.cao.ie/index.php for more info
and ofcourse http://www.ucc.ie

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#3 14-03-2006 9:45pm

odhran

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I think that the highest attainable A level is worth 150 points, so four A+ grades would equal 600 points. As for fees, if you're an EU resident all you have to pay is you registraion and capitation, which will amount to about €1000.

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