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I received an offer and my fee status was classified as "Home". Is this assessment final? Or would they ask for any other documents?
What are the chances of them making a typo or a mistake?
What are the chances of them making a typo or a mistake?
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I received an offer and my fee status was classified as "Home". Is this assessment final? Or would they ask for any other documents?
What are the chances of them making a typo or a mistake?
I received an offer and my fee status was classified as "Home". Is this assessment final? Or would they ask for any other documents?
What are the chances of them making a typo or a mistake?
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It's official but not necessarily final. You need to speak to your university to find out if your fee classification is final or not.
It's official but not necessarily final. You need to speak to your university to find out if your fee classification is final or not.
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Thank you for replying. To be honest the stated fee status is advantageous for me. Would they change it halfway through my course of study...?
Thank you for replying. To be honest the stated fee status is advantageous for me. Would they change it halfway through my course of study...?
What makes you think you might not be a Home student?
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I wouldn't push it if it's advantageous, but research whether or nor it's locked in for the entirety of your degree.
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Theoretically, yes. Especially if Student Finance reach a different decision. If the uni thinks you've tried to defraud them, they can withdraw you from your degree. Best to get it sorted out up front so that doesn't hang over you for three years.
What makes you think you might not be a Home student?
Theoretically, yes. Especially if Student Finance reach a different decision. If the uni thinks you've tried to defraud them, they can withdraw you from your degree. Best to get it sorted out up front so that doesn't hang over you for three years.
What makes you think you might not be a Home student?
Anyway, I don't know if it would classify as me defrauding them. I didn't notice it until my mom pointed it out.
Funny thing is, on the same piece of paper, they said that I will need to submit the right documents to get a UK student visa...
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I wouldn't push it if it's advantageous, but research whether or nor it's locked in for the entirety of your degree.
I wouldn't push it if it's advantageous, but research whether or nor it's locked in for the entirety of your degree.
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Thank you for your reply! Sorry I didn't reply earlier, I didn't get a notification..
Anyway, I don't know if it would classify as me defrauding them. I didn't notice it until my mom pointed it out.
Funny thing is, on the same piece of paper, they said that I will need to submit the right documents to get a UK student visa...
Thank you for your reply! Sorry I didn't reply earlier, I didn't get a notification..
Anyway, I don't know if it would classify as me defrauding them. I didn't notice it until my mom pointed it out.
Funny thing is, on the same piece of paper, they said that I will need to submit the right documents to get a UK student visa...
The mention of a student visa seems odd - those are for International students.
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Why do you think you might not be a Home student?
The mention of a student visa seems odd - those are for International students.
Why do you think you might not be a Home student?
The mention of a student visa seems odd - those are for International students.
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(Original post by britskisch)
Because I am an international student :/ I should probably clarify this with the uni shouldn't I..
Because I am an international student :/ I should probably clarify this with the uni shouldn't I..
If you're at all confused, I would suggest contacting the university or UKCISA may be able to advise you: http://www.ukcisa.org.uk
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