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Not going to UCD

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  • 30-08-2015 7:06pm
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    Savvy student
    Registered Users Posts: 78 ✭✭


    I accepted my place for a course in UCD through CAO two weeks ago. After a lot of thought I decided to repeat my Leaving Cert. Who do I contact to let them know that I wont be taking up my place in the coming weeks?


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    Maldesu
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    One of the program offices in UCD. Which subject were you going to do as there are a number of schools? If you haven't registered for anything it will probably be straightforward, but if you have make sure you complete and sign the Official Withdrawal Form so your fees aren't affected in the future. Some info on it here


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    Savvy student
    Registered Users Posts: 78 ✭✭Savvy student


    Maldesu wrote: »
    One of the program offices in UCD. Which subject were you going to do as there are a number of schools? If you haven't registered for anything it will probably be straightforward, but if you have make sure you complete and sign the Official Withdrawal Form so your fees aren't affected in the future. Some info on it

    I just accepted though CAO, I didn't sign any forms or register online. Does this mean I have to complete a withdrawal form?


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    Maldesu
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    Savvy student wrote: »
    I just accepted though CAO, I didn't sign any forms or register online. Does this mean I have to complete a withdrawal form?

    Because you haven't registered with them it is less likely, but definitely something you should get confirmed and maybe even fill out to just cover yourself. Not withdrawing from a course properly can have you liable for full fees at a later date


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    Savvy student
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    Where would I get a withdrawal form as I don't live close to Dublin (3 hours by train)?


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    Maldesu
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    Talk to UCD about it. They'll provide you with it


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