Costs & financial Aid
Student Budgets
Navigating the financial aspects of tertiary education is a crucial aspect of a student’s academic journey. A well-planned student budget is essential to manage expenses effectively. It involves considering tuition fees, accommodation, textbooks, and daily living costs. Scholarships, part-time jobs, and financial aid can also play a pivotal role in easing the financial burden. Understanding how to balance income and expenses is key to ensuring a successful and fulfilling academic experience.
In addition to covering the basic costs of education and daily life, a comprehensive student budget should also account for unexpected expenses and savings. Emergencies can arise, and having a financial cushion is invaluable.
It is essential to prioritize saving for the future, whether it’s for post-graduate studies or other long-term goals. Students should explore cost-saving measures like buying used textbooks, cooking at home, and seeking out student discounts to make the most of their budget.
Additional costs
Application fee: The application fee is a non-refundable fee you must pay in order to enroll for courses at IMATT College.
Registration fees: This is an initial fee you pay after you have received an ‘offer letter’ from IMATT College. This fee is paid every academic year until you finish your course.
Examination Entry fees: This is a non-refundable fee payable for each examination entry a student make. This covers their costs for rooms where the exams are held and invigilating the examinations. The College takes no responsibility for the amount of the fee charged or the collection or refund.
Textbooks and other study resources:Â Students will need to make extra budget for additional textbooks and study materials. Also, you will need access to internet for research and tasks purposes.
