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not paid my fees. what happens now?
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ive got no money. not even 10 quid i can pull out of a cashpoint. maxed overdraft, and £5.17 in my wallet.
i owe the uni £1175 for the years fees and ive just finished my third year, completing the course.
i know that i wont get my degree until i pay, that doesnt bother me. i had planned to miss the grad ceremony anyway.
if it takes me a few months to pay these fees, i should receive my degree and certificate then, right?
ive been getting by on £40 a week all year, its not as if ive been wasting money. its just that i didnt do a day of work last summer due to injury, paperwork delays, and laziness. i have applied for a Access Learning Fund, but theres still little chance i can pay them soon.
does anyone know if there will be any major problems with late payment?
thanks.
i owe the uni £1175 for the years fees and ive just finished my third year, completing the course.
i know that i wont get my degree until i pay, that doesnt bother me. i had planned to miss the grad ceremony anyway.
if it takes me a few months to pay these fees, i should receive my degree and certificate then, right?
ive been getting by on £40 a week all year, its not as if ive been wasting money. its just that i didnt do a day of work last summer due to injury, paperwork delays, and laziness. i have applied for a Access Learning Fund, but theres still little chance i can pay them soon.
does anyone know if there will be any major problems with late payment?
thanks.
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Anyway I'd phone the uni finance office, one thing you can be sure of is that sitting there doing nothing won't help.
not graduating would be a major problem. and i should think you won't get your garduation cert. exactly at the time when you pay your fees. you'll be rolled oevr for the next years graduation. though i guess it depends on your university - talk to them about it.