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I was assessed as an EU student by Edinburgh even though I've lived in the UK for my entire life and both my parents have lived here for the last 10 years at least. (Mother all her life and EU Father for 25 years consecutively).
I'm currently in the process of getting together information to potentially appeal the fee status so that I'm assessed as a UK applicant.
If for whatever reason I receive a rejection whilst I'm in the process of getting the information etc, can I still appeal fee status afterwards? I know you can if you get an offer but I've found no information regarding after a rejection.
Thanks for any help!
I'm currently in the process of getting together information to potentially appeal the fee status so that I'm assessed as a UK applicant.
If for whatever reason I receive a rejection whilst I'm in the process of getting the information etc, can I still appeal fee status afterwards? I know you can if you get an offer but I've found no information regarding after a rejection.
Thanks for any help!
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Where in the UK do you live?
Some jargon-busting for you in case there's been confusion:
SEU - means student is from Scotland or the EU, no - or low - tuition fees for undergraduate
RUK - means UK, not Scotland (eg. England, Wales, Northern Ireland). Fees of £9,250/year of undergraduate
Some jargon-busting for you in case there's been confusion:
SEU - means student is from Scotland or the EU, no - or low - tuition fees for undergraduate
RUK - means UK, not Scotland (eg. England, Wales, Northern Ireland). Fees of £9,250/year of undergraduate
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(Original post by kiantigger)
I was assessed as an EU student by Edinburgh even though I've lived in the UK for my entire life and both my parents have lived here for the last 10 years at least. (Mother all her life and EU Father for 25 years consecutively).
I'm currently in the process of getting together information to potentially appeal the fee status so that I'm assessed as a UK applicant.
If for whatever reason I receive a rejection whilst I'm in the process of getting the information etc, can I still appeal fee status afterwards? I know you can if you get an offer but I've found no information regarding after a rejection.
Thanks for any help!
I was assessed as an EU student by Edinburgh even though I've lived in the UK for my entire life and both my parents have lived here for the last 10 years at least. (Mother all her life and EU Father for 25 years consecutively).
I'm currently in the process of getting together information to potentially appeal the fee status so that I'm assessed as a UK applicant.
If for whatever reason I receive a rejection whilst I'm in the process of getting the information etc, can I still appeal fee status afterwards? I know you can if you get an offer but I've found no information regarding after a rejection.
Thanks for any help!
Why don't you want to be EU when it means free tuition at Edinburgh?
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(Original post by kiantigger)
I was assessed as an EU student by Edinburgh even though I've lived in the UK for my entire life and both my parents have lived here for the last 10 years at least. (Mother all her life and EU Father for 25 years consecutively).
I'm currently in the process of getting together information to potentially appeal the fee status so that I'm assessed as a UK applicant.
If for whatever reason I receive a rejection whilst I'm in the process of getting the information etc, can I still appeal fee status afterwards? I know you can if you get an offer but I've found no information regarding after a rejection.
Thanks for any help!
I was assessed as an EU student by Edinburgh even though I've lived in the UK for my entire life and both my parents have lived here for the last 10 years at least. (Mother all her life and EU Father for 25 years consecutively).
I'm currently in the process of getting together information to potentially appeal the fee status so that I'm assessed as a UK applicant.
If for whatever reason I receive a rejection whilst I'm in the process of getting the information etc, can I still appeal fee status afterwards? I know you can if you get an offer but I've found no information regarding after a rejection.
Thanks for any help!
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(Original post by psychfairy)
Where in the UK do you live?
Some jargon-busting for you in case there's been confusion:
SEU - means student is from Scotland or the EU, no - or low - tuition fees for undergraduate
RUK - means UK, not Scotland (eg. England, Wales, Northern Ireland). Fees of £9,250/year of undergraduate
Where in the UK do you live?
Some jargon-busting for you in case there's been confusion:
SEU - means student is from Scotland or the EU, no - or low - tuition fees for undergraduate
RUK - means UK, not Scotland (eg. England, Wales, Northern Ireland). Fees of £9,250/year of undergraduate
I know what all the stuff means but currently I've been assessed as UK.
I also know all the fees stuff but not sure of too bothered about the student loan.
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(Original post by Doonesbury)
What nationality passport do you have?
Why don't you want to be EU when it means free tuition at Edinburgh?
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What nationality passport do you have?
Why don't you want to be EU when it means free tuition at Edinburgh?
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Because I'm not bothered about the tuition fees and I really want to go to Edinburgh basically aha
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(Original post by kiantigger)
I have a German one but also an expired British one.
Because I'm not bothered about the tuition fees and I really want to go to Edinburgh basically aha
I have a German one but also an expired British one.
Because I'm not bothered about the tuition fees and I really want to go to Edinburgh basically aha
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(Original post by kiantigger)
I have a German one but also an expired British one.
Because I'm not bothered about the tuition fees and I really want to go to Edinburgh basically aha
I have a German one but also an expired British one.
Because I'm not bothered about the tuition fees and I really want to go to Edinburgh basically aha
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(Original post by girl_in_black)
So why pay tuition fees when you can go there for free?!
So why pay tuition fees when you can go there for free?!
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(Original post by kiantigger)
Because I'm worried that even with A*A*A predicted I won't get an offer because I'm an EU student.
Because I'm worried that even with A*A*A predicted I won't get an offer because I'm an EU student.
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(Original post by girl_in_black)
But what makes you think you would get one if you were a UK applicant?
But what makes you think you would get one if you were a UK applicant?
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(Original post by Doonesbury)
For which course?
For which course?
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(Original post by kiantigger)
Computing, informatics school
Computing, informatics school
Tagging Blue_Cow to the thread
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(Original post by kiantigger)
Because I'm worried that even with A*A*A predicted I won't get an offer because I'm an EU student.
Because I'm worried that even with A*A*A predicted I won't get an offer because I'm an EU student.
(Original post by kiantigger)
I don't think I'll get one necessarily but it's far more likely if you look at the entry statistics
I don't think I'll get one necessarily but it's far more likely if you look at the entry statistics
This is true due to ScotGov quotas, but you well exceed both standard and direct entry requirements. I think you'll be fine, honestly.
(Original post by Doonesbury)
So that has A*AA requirement for Y2, and you have A*A*A predictions...
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So that has A*AA requirement for Y2, and you have A*A*A predictions...
Tagging Blue_Cow to the thread
Thanks for the tag
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(Original post by Blue_Cow)
This is true due to ScotGov quotas, but you well exceed both standard and direct entry requirements. I think you'll be fine, honestly.
Thanks for the tag
This is true due to ScotGov quotas, but you well exceed both standard and direct entry requirements. I think you'll be fine, honestly.
Thanks for the tag
Guess I'll have to wait and see how it goes
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Hi! Aware this thread is from last year but did you end up getting an offer? I have just had exactly the same thing happen (lived in England all my life, as has my mother, father has lived here for 22 years).
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(Original post by pinkbluegreen71)
Hi! Aware this thread is from last year but did you end up getting an offer? I have just had exactly the same thing happen (lived in England all my life, as has my mother, father has lived here for 22 years).
Hi! Aware this thread is from last year but did you end up getting an offer? I have just had exactly the same thing happen (lived in England all my life, as has my mother, father has lived here for 22 years).
I'm pretty sure I would have been able to successfully appeal but I'll never know now. Good luck!!
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