Fee Remission

I enrolled for my course and claimed fee remission, but this has now been rejected. What happens now?

When you claim fee remis­sion as method of pay­ment for your course you need to make sure you are ful­ly enti­tled to this. It is imper­a­tive you present all of your qual­i­fi­ca­tions at the time of enrol­ment so that your enti­tle­ment is ver­i­fied by the College.

What if after starting my course I am informed I am not entitled?

The Col­lege MIS Team will re-assess your sit­u­a­tion to deter­mine whether you are ful­ly enti­tled or not.

If your claim has been reject­ed in error, the Col­lege will help cor­rect this. If evi­dence con­firms you should not have claimed fee remis­sion, then respon­si­bil­i­ty for course fees falls on you per­son­al­ly to repay what is owed.

What if my claim is rejected, are there other sources of funding available to me?

You may be enti­tled to an Advanced Learn­er Loan if your course is at Lev­el 3 or above instead of pay­ing for the course your­self. Please dis­cuss with the Infor­ma­tion Team to see whether you can apply. They can help you with the appli­ca­tion form if you wish.

What happens if I am not eligible for an advanced learner loan?

You will need to pay the full amount for the entire course imme­di­ate­ly whether you decide to with­draw or con­tin­ue, as per the terms of your Learn­er Agree­ment. Alter­na­tive­ly you can arrange a Flex Pay Plan to pay by instal­ments. Refer to the ​“Self Fund­ing” infor­ma­tion.