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Anonymous

THEY WANT TO BIND YOU TO PAY 6,500 with a contract. Do not waste CSN on this place. Do not waste time on this place. Student care is only Student debt collector. They can't help you and more so they Do not want to help you. This school does not care about your aptitude only that you give in projects and if you fail their long list of requirements that that leave to the Mentor to explain in only 30mins of their time. They then TRY TO MAKE YOU PAY 150 euros to re-submit. And 50euros more for each time. SERIOUSLY! What school makes you pay money for re-submitting a project. Proof: This project will be capped at a pass and there is a €150 late submission fee to get the project assessed, payable upon submission. !--This is a response you will get if you struggle to actually try and learn rather than copying your way through the course.---! Thanks for getting in touch about this. I totally understand where you're coming from, in this case though, there is very little that we can do, In terms of providing any extensions to deadlines for example, as per Code Institute policy, we can only offer extensions based on extenuating circumstances that were out of your control. Extenuating circumstances are unforeseen significant events which may affect a student’s ability to complete their course/submit their projects on time. Such circumstances include serious illness, hospitalisation, family bereavement etc. Foreseen events such as holidays, work commitments, weddings etc. are not considered extenuating. Students must contact Student Care to discuss their situation. These instances are treated on a case by case basis. Supporting documentation e.g. medical certificate will be required for additional time to be granted. Leave of Absence may be offered as an alternative. So basically unless you are near death dont expect any help. The least you can ask for is a an actual human response but you do not get that. !!!---- IF YOU ARE CONVINCED YOU STILL WANT TO JOIN THEN MAKE SURE YOU STUDY ON YOUR OWN BEFORE HAND SO WHEN YOU FORK OUT 6,500 EUROS YOU WILL ONLY REGRET IT A LITTLE LESS SINCE YOU HAVE A BETTER SHOT---!!! DO NOT SIGN THE CONTRACT!