do i put my firm choice as my course on student finance?

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  1. Stryder402's Avatar
    1 30-03-2012  16:25
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    do i put my firm choice as my course on student finance?
    i select my firm choice? can the course be changed later say if i miss the offer and go for my insurance?
    thanks
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    2 30-03-2012  16:26
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    Re: do i put my firm choice as my course on student finance?
    Yes, and yes.
  3. Stryder402's Avatar
    3 30-03-2012  20:22
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    Re: do i put my firm choice as my course on student finance?
    thanks!
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