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blondeyk89
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Hi everyone
In 2009 i started my second year of uni but quit after a month. I never told uni i was leaving the course i just didnt show up - was going through some hard times. I just thought they would assume i quit. silly i know.
Anyway a few months later i recieved an email from university about outstanding tuition fees. Obviously i had to pay and as i hadnt "officialy" quit i called up Student loan company to find out what was going on as i had sent all the paperwork the summer before term started. They said they were sending the money that day but i didnt take a name of the operator or note down the day of correspondance so i cant even chase this up to prove it.
Now the university have taken this matter to court which looks like i will be ending up with a ccj!
Any suggestions? I know this is my own fault so i take full responsibilty, im not trying to push the blame elsewhere.
ps dont have a clue if this is in the right forum
In 2009 i started my second year of uni but quit after a month. I never told uni i was leaving the course i just didnt show up - was going through some hard times. I just thought they would assume i quit. silly i know.
Anyway a few months later i recieved an email from university about outstanding tuition fees. Obviously i had to pay and as i hadnt "officialy" quit i called up Student loan company to find out what was going on as i had sent all the paperwork the summer before term started. They said they were sending the money that day but i didnt take a name of the operator or note down the day of correspondance so i cant even chase this up to prove it.
Now the university have taken this matter to court which looks like i will be ending up with a ccj!
Any suggestions? I know this is my own fault so i take full responsibilty, im not trying to push the blame elsewhere.
ps dont have a clue if this is in the right forum
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Contact the university and ask to make a payment arrangement. That is your only hope now.Gone ... or have I?0
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Thank you for your reply. Is it not too late to contact the university as i already have been issued a ccj? (although i have heard nothing back from this)0
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Have they applied to the court for a judgment, or has judgment been given?Gone ... or have I?0
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Im asumming they're applying to the court. I have filled out the form, returned it and haven't heard anything since...0
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blondeyk89 wrote: »Im asumming they're applying to the court. I have filled out the form, returned it and haven't heard anything since...
Contact the university finance office ASAP and see if you can head it off. It won't do you any harm to ask.0
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