FEE LIMITS AND FEE INCOME Sample Clauses

FEE LIMITS AND FEE INCOME. 2.1 The fee limit for new entrants 2012/13 2.2 The average fee levels and estimated number of entrants in 2012/13 2.3 Estimated numbers of entrants on fees at £6000 or below 2.4 The new tuition fee rates will not apply to continuing students who commenced study before 1 September 2012. Neither will they apply to students progressing to ‘end-on’ programmes such as Foundation Degrees to honours degrees at CCCU or elsewhere. 2.5 It is not expected that there will be any new entrants on full-time sandwich placements or ‘year abroad’ experiences during 2012/13, but we do have students recruited to such courses and as they progress to Levels 5 and 6 of their studies, we would seek approval to charge 50% of the full fee for their sandwich year or year abroad. 2.6 Fees for Erasmus whole year abroad will be confirmed in the light of further guidance from HEFCE. 2.7 CCCU is not planning any real terms rises in fees for 2013/14. The fee levels for those entering in 2012/13 will apply to students for the duration of their studies, adjusted annually each year in line with Government regulations.
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FEE LIMITS AND FEE INCOME. 2.1 The fee limit for new entrants 2013/14 2.2 The average fee levels and estimated number of entrants in 2013/14 Course Type Partner Description Mode of Study Course Fee Per Year(£) 2.3 Estimated numbers of entrants on fees at £6000 (full-time) or £4500 (part- time) or below 2.4 The new tuition fee rates will not apply to continuing students who commenced study before 1 September 2012. Neither will they apply to students progressing to „end-on‟ programmes such as Foundation Degrees to honours degrees at CCCU or elsewhere. 2.5 It is expected that there will be 84 new entrants on full-time sandwich placements or „year abroad‟ experiences during 2013/14. These students will be charged at 50% of the full fee for their sandwich year or year abroad. 2.6 From 2014/15, fees for Erasmus whole year abroad will be in line with HEFCE guidance with the maximum fee cap (at 2013-14 prices), being £1,350. 2.7 CCCU is not planning any real term rises in fees for 2013/14. The fee levels for those entering in 2013/14 will apply to students for the duration of their studies, adjusted annually each year in line with Government regulations.
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FEE LIMITS AND FEE INCOME. 2.1 The basic and maximum tuition fees for UK and European Union (EU) students undertaking their first degree are set by the Government. For 2013/14, the basic fee has been set at £6,000 and the maximum fee at £9,000. No fees are payable upfront. The cost of tuition is repaid through graduate contributions, which commence at least three years after the start of the course of study. Repayments are due only once a student/graduate is earning at least £21,000 (this figure will be reviewed annually). For full details of eligibility, and how graduate contributions are calculated and collected, see the Government website: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx.xx/en/EducationA ndLearning/UniversityAndHigherEducation/St udentFinance/index.htm. 2.2 For 2013/14, the University College has set a tuition fee of £8,600 for all full-time undergraduate courses. This is reflective of the high quality of education provided, and the high cost of study within the art, design, media and performance subject areas. The full-time fee will be held at this level for the duration of the course of study for continuing students (including those who progress directly from Foundation degree to Honours degree). Students who intermit, or who otherwise take a break from their studies, will be charged the fee applicable to the cohort which they join. 2.3 The fee for part-time undergraduate courses for 2013/14 will be calculated pro rata, and will be £1,435 per 20-credit unit. The unit fee for part-time courses will be held at this level for the duration of the course of study for continuing students (including those who progress directly from Foundation degree to Honours degree). Students who intermit, or who otherwise take a break from their studies, will be charged the fee applicable to the cohort which they join. 2.4 Foundation degree students who articulate directly to the final year of an Honours degree course at the University College in 2013/14 will be treated as continuing students, and will be entitled to the same provisions as students who progress to the final year having followed the Honours degree course. 2.5 Students who started before 1 September 2012 will be treated as continuing students and will remain under the fee and bursary arrangements in place in their year of entry (subject to any inflationary increases). 2.6 The arrangements described below apply to any student entering the Arts University College in 2013/14, or returning from a period of intermission from their course. This incl...
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FEE LIMITS AND FEE INCOME. The University is proposing that the HEU Undergraduate and Foundation Degree tuition fees for 2012/13 are as follows: The general flat fee for the Undergraduate £ 8,500 A premium fee for Single Honours Art and Design courses and the MPharm Course £ 9,000 Foundation Degrees £ 6,000 The Foundation Year Zero £ 3,000 Early Years Foundation Degree £ 3,500 Consideration has also been given to the four-year undergraduate masters. These are valued students and we do not want to deter them as they might otherwise pursue a three-year undergraduate degree and one year of postgraduate study, if postgraduate fees remain at a lower level. For these students (around 200), it was agreed to adopt a different pattern of £8,500 for years 1-3 and £5,000 in year 4. Inflationary increases will be taken into account and applied from 2013-2014.
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