Non grant-holders, entitled to free fees, are required to pay the Student Levy of €150 and the Student Contribution of €3,000 totalling €3,150. The balance of the fee is covered under the Free Fees Initiative. The Student Levy (€150) is payable before registration along with the Student Contribution (€3000) which can be paid in full or in two instalments – €1500 before registration and €1500 by January 31^st 2019.

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Grantholders - All students, entitled to free fees, and in receipt of a SUSI Grant should pay the Student Levy of €150 before registration. The Student Levy is not covered by any Grant scheme. Proof of grant application or award will be requested at registration. Depending on the level of award from SUSI you may also be liable to pay a portion of your Student Contribution.

Fees can be paid online here

Please see https://susi.ie/ for further information on grant levels and awards.

Repeat students and all others not entitled to Free Fees should pay half the listed fee plus the student levy before registration and the balance by January 31st, 2019.

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For further information on entitlement to Free Fees please click here

Pay To Study St Patricks MaynoothStudents should pay half the listed fee plus the student levy before registration and the balance by January 31st, 2019.

Grantholders should pay the student levy of €150 plus half of any portion of the fee not covered by their SUSI grant. Proof of grant application or award will be requested at registration.

Please see https://susi.ie/ for further information on grant levels and awards.

Fees can be paid online here

Students should pay the full fee including the student levy before registration.

Fees can be paid online here

Alternatively, non-EU students have the option of paying through "Pay to Study", an online payment process which provides a secure, fast and affordable way of making international payments to the college. For instructions on how to make your payment, see here.

SUSI is now open for new and renewal grant applications for the academic year 2018/2019. To apply for, or renew your higher education grant please go to https://susi.ie/

Students who have applied for a SUSI Grant but who have not yet received a letter confirming eligibility, may be required to pay €1,650 until their grant position is clarified. Proof that they have made an application will be requested. Any payment, less the €150 Student Levy, will be refunded if a grant is subsequently awarded and when the University has been notified of the award by SUSI. Should no award be forthcoming any balance outstanding must be settled before 31^st January 2019.

The Student Assistance Fund (SAF) is co-funded by the Irish Government and the European Social Fund as part of the ESF Programme for Employability, Inclusion and Learning 2014-2020. It provides financial support to students who are in financial difficulty and whose participation at university would be at risk without support. The Fund is best described as a contributory payment which helps students meet some of the extra costs associated with being at university. Registered students do not necessarily need to be grant holders to apply for funding.

Applications are means tested and funding is targeted at those students who are in most financial need.

Funding is available to all full-time registered students of the Pontifical University attending an approved course. Full details of the Fund are available at https://www.maynoothuniversity.... Details of approved courses are available at

https://susi.ie/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Pontifical-University-CAO-list-2017.pdf

https://susi.ie/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Pontifical-University-of-Maynooth-PG.pdf

For full details of available scholarships please click here

Students withdrawing before October 31st:

The college will not claim Free Fees for this year from the Department of Education and the student will be entitled to Free Fees upon taking up a course elsewhere in the future. An administration fee of €150 is charged by the college.

Students withdrawing after October 31st but before January 31st 2019:

The college will claim half year Free Fees for this year from the department of Education and the student will be liable to pay half of any fee upon taking up a course elsewhere in the future.

Students withdrawing after January 31st 2019:

The college will claim full year Free Fees for this year from the department of Education and the student will be liable to pay full fees upon taking up a course in the future.

Students who withdraw in year two or three of a course will have had Free Fees claimed for each previous year and will be liable for those fees also upon taking up a course elsewhere

Students who withdraw before October 31st are charged an administration fee of €250 in addition to forfeiting the non-refundable deposit paid.

Students who withdraw after October 31st but before January 31st are charged half of the fee.

If the student withdraws after January 31st, the student is liable for the full fee.

Students retiring in exceptional circumstances such as certified illness may apply to the Acting Registrar (Rev. Michael Shortall) for permission to re-attend as ‘Free Fee’ Students.