What is the difference between EU/EFTA/UK and International Students?

For admission purposes, all applicants are categorised into two categories: EU/EFTA/UK or International (non-EU).

EU/EFTA/UK Applicants have been deemed eligible for EU fees by the UCC Fees Office (see EU Fees, Non EU Fees or Free Fees Status). They apply through the Central Applications Office (CAO) for most undergraduate courses.

International Applicants are non-EU applicants and pay international fees. They must apply directly through the UCC International Office, normally via UCCApply.

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Last Updated: Dec 8th 2023 - Keywords: non-eu eu applicant cao - Views: 376

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What is the difference between EU/EFTA/UK and International Students?