Common use of Payment of Tuition Fees Clause in Contracts

Payment of Tuition Fees. 6.1 By enrolling at the College you are committing to the College’s Fee Policy. 6.2 Fees are charged in GBP as quoted in the fees policy. Tuition fees may increase in subsequent years for both new and continuing students in line with an inflationary amount determined by government, the College and college partners 6.3 If you owe fees from previous enrolments with the College or a University partner either from a previous course or a previous academic year, enrolment on your higher education course will be at the discretion of the College and you may not be permitted to enroll until they have been cleared 6.4 You cannot complete your enrolment until you have either made payment of the fees or you have evidence, to the satisfaction of the College, of a payment plan in place such as a student loan or payment by a sponsor (such as youremployer) 6.5 Fees may be paid directly to the College in instalments for students funding their own studies at the discretion of the Finance Department and on approval of an instalment plan 6.6 Failure to pay fees may result in further action to recover monies owing to the College 6.7 If you terminate your agreement with the College or University partner other than in accordance with section 7 below, you will be liable for the full amount of fees due for your course 6.8 If the College cancels your course, notwithstanding the provisions set out in the Student Protection Plan should this be triggered, you will be eligible for a refund according to the details laid out in the Fees Policy whereby any part/full refund will be determined by the circumstances of such closure 6.9 The College requires evidence of tuition fee payment, usually your payment schedule provided by Student Finance England, or an approved instalment plan, in order to issue your laptop device. Ensure that your application for finance is in good time to provide this evidence, or the issue of your laptop may be delayed.

Payment of Tuition Fees. 6.1 By enrolling at the College you are committing to the College’s Fee Policy. 6.2 Fees are charged in GBP as quoted in the fees policy. Tuition fees may increase in subsequent years for both new and continuing students in line with an inflationary amount determined by government, the College and college partners. 6.3 If you owe fees from previous enrolments with the College or a University partner either from a previous course or a previous academic year, enrolment on your higher education course will be at the discretion of the College and you may not be permitted to enroll until they have been cleared. 6.4 You cannot complete your enrolment until you have either made payment of the fees or you have evidence, to the satisfaction of the College, of a payment plan in place such as a student loan or payment by a sponsor (such as youremployeryour employer). 6.5 Fees may be paid made directly to the College in instalments for students funding their own studies at the discretion of the Finance Department and on approval of an instalment plan. 6.6 Failure to pay fees may result in further action to recover monies owing to the College. 6.7 If you terminate your agreement with the College or University partner other than in accordance with section 7 below, you will be liable for the full amount of fees due for your course. 6.8 If the College cancels your course, notwithstanding the provisions set out in the Student Protection Plan should this be triggered, you will be eligible for a refund according to the details laid out in the Fees Policy whereby any part/full refund will be determined by the circumstances of such closure. 6.9 The College requires evidence of tuition fee payment, usually your Schedule of payment schedule provided by Student Finance England, or an approved instalment plan, in order to issue your laptop device. Ensure that your application for finance is made in good time to provide this evidence, or the issue of your laptop may be delayed.

Payment of Tuition Fees. 6.1 By enrolling at the College you are committing to the College’s Fee Fees Policy. 6.2 Fees are charged in GBP as quoted in the fees policy. Tuition fees may increase in subsequent years for both new and continuing students in line with an inflationary amount determined by government, the College and college partners 6.3 If you owe fees from previous enrolments with the College or a University partner either from a previous course or a previous academic year, enrolment on your higher education course will be at the discretion of the College and you may not be permitted to enroll until they have been cleared 6.4 You cannot complete your enrolment until you have either made payment of the fees or you have evidence, to the satisfaction of the College, of a payment plan in place such as a student loan or payment by a sponsor (such as youremployer) 6.5 Fees may be paid directly to the College in instalments for students funding their own studies at the discretion of the Finance Department and on approval of an instalment plan 6.6 Failure to pay fees may result in further action to recover monies owing to the College 6.7 If you terminate your agreement with the College or University partner other than in accordance with section 7 below, you will be liable for the full amount of fees due for your course 6.8 If the College cancels your course, notwithstanding the provisions set out in the Student Protection Plan should this be triggered, you will be eligible for a refund according to the details laid out in the Fees Policy whereby any part/full refund will be determined by the circumstances of such closure 6.9 The College requires evidence of tuition fee payment, (usually your payment schedule provided by Student Finance England), confirmation of Employer Sponsorship, or an approved instalment plan, in order to issue your laptop device. Ensure that your It is the student’s responsibility to ensure application for student finance is in good time to provide this evidence, or the issue of your laptop may be delayed.

Payment of Tuition Fees. 6.1 By enrolling at the College you are committing to the College’s Fee Fees Policy. 6.2 Fees are charged in GBP as quoted in the fees policy. Tuition fees may increase in subsequent years for both new and continuing students in line with an inflationary amount determined by government, the College and college its university partners 6.3 If you owe fees from previous enrolments with the College or a University partner either from a previous course or a previous academic year, enrolment on your higher education course will be at the discretion of the College and you may not be permitted to enroll enrol until they have been cleared 6.4 You cannot complete your enrolment until you have either made payment of the fees or you have evidence, to the satisfaction of the College, of a means of payment plan in place such as a student loan or loan, payment by a sponsor (such as youremployera signed employer commitment form), or payment plan 6.5 Fees may be paid directly to the College in instalments for Payment plans enable students who are funding their own studies at the discretion of the Finance Department and on studies, to pay for their tuition fees in instalments, subject to approval of an instalment planplan by the Finance Department 6.6 Failure to pay fees may result in further action to recover monies owing to the College 6.7 If you terminate your agreement with the College or University partner other than in accordance with section 7 below, you will be liable for the full amount of fees annual fee due for your course 6.8 If the College cancels your course, notwithstanding the provisions set out in the Student Protection Plan Plan, should this be triggered, you will be eligible for a refund according to the details laid out in the Fees Policy whereby any part/full refund will be determined by the circumstances of such closure 6.9 The College requires evidence of tuition fee payment, (usually your payment schedule provided by Student Finance England), confirmation of Employer Sponsorship, or an approved instalment plan, in order to issue your laptop device. Ensure that your It is the student’s responsibility to ensure application for student finance is in good time in order to provide this evidence, or the issue of your laptop may be delayed 6.10 Students applying for college bursary funding must provide details of household income when applying for a student loan, or the college cannot assess eligibility.