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Do I need to pay a deposit if I am given an offer of admission – Postgraduates?
August 12, 2010by James Tilley
You will not be required to pay a deposit if you are made an offer of admission.
If you are a self-funding student or your sponsorship has not yet been confirmed, you will receive an invoice for your tuition fees within five College days of of completing the final condition of your offer.
Once you receive the invoice (via email), you will be required to pay 10% of your fee immediately, and the remaining balance before the start of term. Please refer to the Tuition Fee Payment Terms
All enquiries concerning tuition fees should be directed to tuition.fees@imperial.ac.uk
Home and EU undergraduate students can apply for a tuition fee loan to help fund all or part of the cost of their course, this loan will be paid directly to the College. Applicants are advised to contact their LEA for further information. Students who do not take out a tuition fee loan for the full cost of their course will be liable for payment of fees once they have registered; if the fees to be paid are greater than £350 these may be paid in two instalments, there is no charge for this facility.
All other students who are paying part or all of their tuition fees themselves (ie are not sponsored) may pay their fees by two instalments provided that the self-funding element of the fee exceeds £2,000. A 4% facility charge is payable by those students opting to pay by instalment (the facility charge being payable with the first instalment).
Details of instalment dates will be provided at the commencement of each academic session.
Please see the Tuition fees webpage for full details of the College’s payment terms and details of how to pay.
