I enrolled on a degree in 2009 and it was 3 years. After leaving the course I asked for my transcript which showed I had sat modules for the first year and half of the second year (year 2 semester 1). I then left the course. Student finance shows that I have paid tuition fees for all of year one and all of year two. I wondered if anyone could help me with the next steps of what to do. I contacted BPP a few weeks ago and explained the situation but they said they only keep records for 7 years.
Is the next step to contact Student Finance and see if they can reverse the payment. It's half a year in 2011 so about £1600.
I enrolled on a degree in 2009 and it was 3 years. After leaving the course I asked for my transcript which showed I had sat modules for the first year and half of the second year (year 2 semester 1). I then left the course. Student finance shows that I have paid tuition fees for all of year one and all of year two. I wondered if anyone could help me with the next steps of what to do. I contacted BPP a few weeks ago and explained the situation but they said they only keep records for 7 years.
Is the next step to contact Student Finance and see if they can reverse the payment. It's half a year in 2011 so about £1600.
Thanks
Unless you have evidence that you submitted your withdrawal to the university before the start of term 3 then you will not be able to amend this.
Even if you withdrew a week or so into the final term (so before the final assessment) then you would have been liable for the full year’s fee
Your transcript shows that you academically withdrew in June 2012 - presumably the end of second year. (Although you were registered modules in 2010,2011 and 2012 which would appear to be three years...)
Your transcript shows that you academically withdrew in June 2012 - presumably the end of second year. (Although you were registered modules in 2010,2011 and 2012 which would appear to be three years...)
How can you see OP’s transcript? They say the results cover 09/10 and semester 1 of 10/11 academic years.