From the Nottie site itself:
Fees
"Please note that the fees listed above are on a per year basis. "
So I guess we have to pay increased fee.

I'm in search of a few students to rent an entire house or apartment together near the university....

Preferably Taman Tasik Semenyih (TTS), and somewhere further is allright too (if everyone else has a car).

You guys know of anyone who's interested?

This post has been edited by entryman: Jul 25 2011, 07:16 PM

Just helping a friend to ask you all, how's the accounting course in nottingham for undergrad? How would you rate it?

Thanks in advance. =)

Try contacting Danny and see, from what I understand last month he's looking for students to occupy the house as well. I used to contact him to ask about the room/house until one of my friend found a house.

This post has been edited by alexander.ch_1992: Jul 25 2011, 09:01 PM

I pay the old fee, the fee where I first joined (lucky me, it has increased twice after I joined).
Can't tell if they enforce a new policy where everyone needs to pay the revised fee though.

Well then if that's the case that means I'll just have to wait and see what is stated on the bill then.

Thanks dude.

This post has been edited by entryman: Jul 26 2011, 05:29 PM

i think the degree offered is finance accounting and management, 3in1, the main lecturer are very good in his teaching skill, and most of the lecturers are supportive, although there's one or two modules that kept on changing lecturer each semester.

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Added on July 26, 2011, 7:30 pmpaying old fees, but this year they did a major policy change, u better check. Heard that they like to be more exp then monash so if monash increase in fees, they'll increase too. ><

This post has been edited by poolsurf06: Jul 26 2011, 07:30 PM

what are the procedures of applying for not going retest cause i had just one soft fail? the office is making me so confused

How much is your total average?
If you have more than 50% then you can soft fail 2 subjects if I remembered correctly.

my total average is 64 >< but how to ask not to resit?
i asked my tutor, she told me to settle with the exam board,
the exam board ask the registry office to settle,
then the registry office ask faculty of science office to settle,
den i got an email from the faculty office,
and they ask me to settle with my tutor.

Thanks poolsurf06. I'll convey your message to him. =)

Send this link to all of them. Then ask, who should I consult.
Actually, I think your tutor should have helped you out, help you to contact the exam board, registry office etc.

It depends on the regulations stipulated within the quality manual.

Check all three of the following. If it says you don't need to resit, then you don't need to.

General Regulations
http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/academicservic...atecourses.aspx

Simplified flowchart of the general regulations
http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/academicservic...-flow-chart.pdf

Supplementary (additional) regulations pertaining to your particular course
http://studentcoursestructures.nottingham....urse_search.asp

This post has been edited by entryman: Jul 28 2011, 08:18 PM

entryman, change back your old avatar. Have a hard time recognising it's you. Hahaha.

YEAPSOLUTELY AGREE WITH THAT! Where did the chick/blonde go?

Haha, allright, will search for a new, hotter one lol!

Hello,
just wanna ask,does nottingham really take 10 working days to reply their applicants???reply as in giving notifications to the applicant in exactly 10 working days....answer from u guys would be much appreciated....thanks

This post has been edited by atomicstone: Jul 30 2011, 11:21 AM

Ten working days is just an estimation, excluding public holidays, Saturdays, Sundays (it used to be 14 working days or 2 working weeks if I'm not wrong), starting from the day you got the email titled "Received Application" from "NO REPLY ADMISSIONS", plus minus a few days.

It might take even longer when it is getting nearer to the intake date (some students like to send it their application a few weeks before, which slows the processing)

If you sent it months before, more often than not they will get back to you before the stated ten working days / fourteen working days deadline.

Just in case you have not received any replies after the stated ten / fourteen working days (whether it's a call or an email), feel free to call them up and quote your application number. My advise is do not email and ask, it will take a day or two more. Calling them is the fastest way.

This post has been edited by alexander.ch_1992: Jul 30 2011, 12:20 PM