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Griffith College

Ask Mr Opium · 2002-01-23 05:13:43

Is that institute a private one and so is not subject to the waving of college fees as in other institutes?

23-01-2002 6:13am

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Ask Mr Opium

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Is that institute a private one and so is not subject to the waving of college fees as in other institutes?

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#2 23-01-2002 7:52am

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It is private. Regarding fees, I'm not sure - I suspect it is somewhere 'in between', you (or your employer) can probably write off the fees against tax. You are unlikely to get a ESF grant, you might get a VEC grant, I'm not sure.

See http://www.gcd.ie/admission/html/fulltime2001.htm

1. Courses marked with a * qualify for tax relief at the 20% rate of tax up to a maximum fee of £2,500 (3,174 Euros) - equating to £500 (635 Euros) net.

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#3 02-02-2002 2:42pm

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Just so you know, if your doing the degree in Computer Science, the fisrt 2 years of the course are government funded and the last 2 years are usualy paid for by your employeer.

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