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Managing money and getting the most out the money we have is a skill. Using a budget tool such as MABS available at
http://www.mabs.ie/budgeting-tool/ is very useful. And if you want more advice in making your money stretch and living on a tight budget, you can make an appointment to meet with Cindy Dring, Student Financial Adviser and Health Promotion Officer, Student Services, tel 492364 or email
studentfinancialadvice
The University operates a Financial Aid Fund for students. This fund incorporates the Student Assistance Fund. The fund provides assistance towards living expenses, childcare and fees.
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The Student Assistance Fund is designed to support students from socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds with ongoing needs for financial support (HEAR, Access, DARE, Disability, and Mature Students) and students with other circumstances giving rise to short or longer-term financial difficulties, including family responsibilities, bereavement, family difficulties, accidents or health problems.
Information for Applicants:
Applications for financial assistance to the Fund are closed until summer. The next application closing date will be advised in June, 2013.
Applications to Appeal the Late Fee Penalty and applications to pay Fees by Installments:
Student who wish to appeal the Late Payment Penalty please complete
this
application form. Those who wish to apply to pay by installment should fill out the form
here. PLEASE PROVIDE SUFFICIENT INFORMATION ON THESE FORMS SO THAT THE GROUP CAN MAKE AN INFORMED DECISION. The decision made and communicated is final.
Below are the dates on which application will be considered together with the dates by which you will be emailed the outcome of your application.
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Applications will be considered on:
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You will be emailed the decision on: |
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6th May |
13th May |
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20th May |
27th May |
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3rd June |
10th June |
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17th June |
24th June |
The Student Assistance Fund is funded by the Irish Government and part-funded by the European Social Fund under the Human Capital Investment Operational Programme 2007-2013 .Investing in Your Future
