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tuition fees
giuli_small
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Hi my son is off to university in september. whilst he was in his final year at college his tutor told him that if he achieved a triple distinction in his course the government pays his first year of tuition fees.
we cannot find a way to confirm whether this is true or not but obviously with fees at £3,070 this is significant.
does anyone know if this is true and if it is who do we apply to?
thanks
we cannot find a way to confirm whether this is true or not but obviously with fees at £3,070 this is significant.
does anyone know if this is true and if it is who do we apply to?
thanks
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Is this in a particular subject, or a particular college?
Also, what type of course was he studying? I am assuming not A Levels?Gone ... or have I?0 -
Sounds like a scholarship award from the uni/college he will be going to. He'll need to contact them for information.0
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