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Tuition fees

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  • 11-09-2013 2:17pm
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    shnoo_shnoo
    Registered Users Posts: 77 ✭✭


    If liable to pay tuition fees and what stage should I be prompted to pay them..? Would it be during the online registration on top of the student contribution or ...?
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    brian plank
    Registered Users Posts: 1,091 ✭✭✭brian plank


    if you registered online it would have said what the fees covered. if not just go through the process as far as the payment stage and it'll more than likely say something like "student contribution/tuition fees - 2500", which covers everything for the year.


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    shnoo_shnoo
    Registered Users Posts: 77 ✭✭shnoo_shnoo


    brian plank wrote: »
    if you registered online it would have said what the fees covered. if not just go through the process as far as the payment stage and it'll more than likely say something like "student contribution/tuition fees - 2500", which covers everything for the year.


    I payed and it came up registration fees €2515 (15 wit card) I'm confused though as I though I was liable for tuition fees in addition to student contribution, now maybe im wrong, that's why I was wondering if they are paid at a different time or anything


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    MOC88
    Closed Accounts Posts: 430 ✭✭MOC88


    shnoo_shnoo wrote: »
    I payed and it came up registration fees €2515 (15 wit card) I'm confused though as I though I was liable for tuition fees in addition to student contribution, now maybe im wrong, that's why I was wondering if they are paid at a different time or anything

    Okay I'm not saying to do this exactly but if I were you

    DO NOT TELL ANYBODY

    especially the fees office... keep it to yourself, and the money, in case they come looking for it at some point in the future


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    brian plank
    Registered Users Posts: 1,091 ✭✭✭brian plank


    MOC88 wrote: »
    Okay I'm not saying to do this exactly but if I were you

    DO NOT TELL ANYBODY

    bit late for that


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    shnoo_shnoo
    Registered Users Posts: 77 ✭✭shnoo_shnoo


    I got a letter from the college literally a day after asking for all my information about my old course to bring it back into them to see if I qualify for the free fees initiative, it only dawned on me after that there was a question during the registration about whether I had attended college before and I clicked yes, obviously they wait until they've received that and then send out the form ... oh well... another 1300€ ... what a barrel of laughs this country is.. free money for those who aren't arsed to do anything.. taken from the people trying to make something of themselves..


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    MOC88
    Closed Accounts Posts: 430 ✭✭MOC88


    shnoo_shnoo wrote: »
    I got a letter from the college literally a day after asking for all my information about my old course to bring it back into them to see if I qualify for the free fees initiative, it only dawned on me after that there was a question during the registration about whether I had attended college before and I clicked yes, obviously they wait until they've received that and then send out the form ... oh well... another 1300€ ... what a barrel of laughs this country is.. free money for those who aren't arsed to do anything.. taken from the people trying to make something of themselves..

    Couldn't agree more


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