Avoiding the Tuition fee increase
Hi
I plan on studying Pharmacy but i did not get in this year but i also want to avoid the tuition price increase next year so do i just do a waste less course this year then transfer next year to pharmacy or is there another way to avoid the price increase.
Pls advise me on what to do?
I plan on studying Pharmacy but i did not get in this year but i also want to avoid the tuition price increase next year so do i just do a waste less course this year then transfer next year to pharmacy or is there another way to avoid the price increase.
Pls advise me on what to do?
Original post by Kim-x
A transfer will not avoid the tuition fee increase. Fees are charged according to the regime that was in play when you enrolled, so it would be the 9k fees when you enrol on the Pharmacy course.
The only way is to get a place starting in January rather than next September.
The only way is to get a place starting in January rather than next September.
If you watch this video, he says that you pay the old fees if you stay within the same education system (ie. higher) including transfer.
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