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23 Aug 2019, 05:01
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London Business School is asking me to pay full programme fees because I have withdrawn my offer within four weeks of the programme starts. However, there has not been any notification from the School before the four weeks' deadline. Only three working days after the deadline, the School phoned (on social media) asking me to confirm my attendance. On the phone they said if I decline my offer now, they can still give the offer to other applicants. But after I said I will not come, the School is now trying to pursue the full amount of tuition fees from me, and if I do not pay, they will take legal actions.
I was asked to sign a contract which stated that I will remain liable to the full programme fees if I withdraw within four weeks, when I first received the offer from LBS. I must sign the contract to hold my place at that time.
They allow me to terminate the contract but still asking me to pay the full fees which is 32500 pounds.
Has anyone met similar problems before? Any suggestions are much appreciated.
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I was asked to sign a contract which stated that I will remain liable to the full programme fees if I withdraw within four weeks, when I first received the offer from LBS. I must sign the contract to hold my place at that time.
They allow me to terminate the contract but still asking me to pay the full fees which is 32500 pounds.
Has anyone met similar problems before? Any suggestions are much appreciated.
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23 Aug 2019, 11:35
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Hi, is there any specific reason you to decline LBS offer? It is better to approach a legal adviser on this issue.
23 Aug 2019, 12:37
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Karwayi this message is not very clear; not sure if you are saying there was no written offer? Why do you feel you have a case? Recommend you post this in Ask Admissio Consultants to get more visibility.
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