Many students recently admitted by the various colleges of education are reaching out to our news desk seeking clarification regarding the consequences if they fail to pay their admission fees and present the required bankers’ draft to the school within the specified date.
Additionally, some are also inquiring whether they can pay only half of the admission fee and pay the rest later.
Well, Coleman Publications aims to address these concerns and set the record straight in this article.
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It is important for students to understand that failure to pay their admission fees on time and submit the bankers’ draft to the college within the stipulated timeframe will result in the automatic forfeiture of their admission.
In such cases, the student’s spot will be given to another deserving candidate. Several colleges have explicitly mentioned this condition in the admission letters they issued.
Therefore, students/parents must not exercise their own discretion but adhere to the instructions outlined in the admission letter.
Furthermore, it is important to note that the admission letter clearly specifies that the full admission fee must be paid.
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There is no provision for bargaining or paying only half of the fee. Students/parents should comply with this requirement and ensure the complete payment of their admission fees.
Individuals are to take note of these and strictly adhere to the instructions provided by their respective colleges. Failure to do so may result in the loss of their admissions.
Students are advised to carefully read the admission letters and follow the guidelines therein to avoid any unfortunate consequence.
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Always remember that the colleges of education are having very limited spaces.