so it took 3 days of constant argument and flaming, just to get you to answer the questions with a few lines ? 
it worn me out for 3 days, do you know that ? Penat tau asking lecturer and people around for every tiny bits of info.

I am too tired to argue now anyway, i just have few last question for the day

Does those fixed payment include those extra subject such as Japanese Language or Tech Comp or Moral Studies which you can take anytime within your 3 years?

my info told me, Fixed payment only count those core subject not extra. Therefore, the usage of refund policy is to cover that extra subject

How retake subject are going to be counted ?

Again,my info it will counted like extra subject

Old students, use old policies., so We still follow the 20% bla bla instead of the 100% no refund after two week ?

last but not least

what took you so long to answer? 

sound very suspicious   

then i wont, just to say i know him/her because my frend know him/her

anyway, got class on Thursday 4 to 7pm, anyone could help me inform about the meeting progress ?

my retake is on if i fail that subject and i fail supp-exam again.. i have to retake that subject next sem. So it free as you said?

If based on yours retake, mean i can drop a particular subject if i not confident i can pass, then retake it on other sem for free within that 4 years ?

30% of the trimester fee? How does this fee counts? Let say, we're taking 3 subjects, which costs let say RM3000... meaning we only have to pay RM1000 ? (30%) ? Or, let say as you explained, for example, 1 year = RM15000, 3 trimester, and is divided into long long short, then for example, it will be RM6000, Rm6000, and RM3000 for short trimester. So let say, this 2nd trimester of the extended time falls on long sem, so we pay 30% of the RM6000 which is RM2000? Or we follow how many subjects in that trimester,then we take 30% of it?
Well, about this policy to motivate students not to extend... i don't think i can really agree with that though... sometimes some students might be progressing slow, they are understanding things slower than other people, and you can't expect them to not extend even they've tried their best.. not with that extra policies of taking 7 subjects a sem, do they? I've known some friends, i've seen them studying like, whole day, almost everyday, and they were studying when i was hanging out with friends etc etc, and yet they still failed their exams.. I think these are quite unfair to those weaker students.. (weaker, as in, weaker.. not lazy)..

Then as you mentioned, "Old students, use old policies. New students with ID 110 only affected. Even the 7 subjects."... Use old policies, as in all the old policies of these 4 policies? Meaning we will be using the old payment system, old refund policy, old finance policy, and doesn't need to take 7 subjects per trimester? (Does this apply to all faculties as well?)
I'm interested in knowing this as well. First extended trimester will be free, isn't it? So i guess maybe students can use this "bug", to retake everything in the first semester.. or maybe to retake a dropped subject in that trimester as well... Since they're already well trained in handling as much as 7 core subjects per semester...
Oh ya, this reminds me of one thing.. If we drop a subject before week 2, isn't there a 100% refund? But we're still paying RM8000... that means..... does this mean, let say we took a subject, and dropped it BEFORE week 3, or 2, the next time (say, next trimester), we want to take this subject again, we will not need to pay anymore, coz it's counted in our fees already? And if we dropped it AFTER week 3, it's considered as withdraw right? So if we were to take this subject next semester, it will be considered as an "extra subject" and we're required to pay more for that trimester (say, RM9000 for RM8000+ RM1000( for that extra subjects) ) ?