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It is often a question of
whether or not you can afford
to study rather than the desire
to study that worries people.
Boston College strives to
give you the best advice and
guidance, and to help you no
matter what your situation.
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Through the degree at
Fees and costs are not shown within this guide
Boston College I was
but once you have chosen a course to suit you,
entitled to apply for a Student
you may request a Course Information Sheet
Loan, which has been a great
where you will find all fees and costs including
help to me financially. The
Tuition Fees and Approximate Additional Costs. degree has been ideal for me
If a course lasts for more than one year, only the as it was close to home
first year’s tuition fee and costs will be listed,
and I could save money.
unless otherwise specified.
Nick Fisher
Fees apply to Government subsidised courses
BSc (Hons) Computer
followed by students ordinarily resident in the UK
Systems Engineering
and most students from EU countries. Full-time
course tuition is free for those who are under 19
on 31 August of the year they start their course.
For the over 19s, fees for courses vary, with some
concessions depending on your circumstances.
The Approximate Additional Cost (AAC) is a guide
to the cost of your course on top of your tuition
fee. They can include registration, materials and
HOW TO PAY
assessment, for example, and are payable to
the College on enrolment. Other costs, such as
Payment must be made on enrolment
membership of professional bodies or tools and
by cash, cheque or most major credit
kit, will be explained when you enrol.
or debit cards. Where an employer is
paying, a signed Invoice Authorisation
Further details can be found in the College’s
is required.
Fees Policy, available from Student Services.
www.boston.ac.uk Call: 01205 313 218 6
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