2a is another stupid little dip$shit. Regardless of any definition you use, amortization doesn't make sense in this case. Internet is no excuse to be a useless idiot.
For my program, I wasn't charged until after my first co-op term which also equated me being charged next term (my 4B school term) after being done with co-op forever ... So basically just make sure they don't charge you more times than the number of co-op terms
email CECA about how many coop fees you should get charged for your program. i had 4 coop terms but was charged 6 co-op fees since 2A. they said it depends on your program or some random shit like that. i deleted the email response i got.
Co-op fees are amortized over all of your academic terms. So the first payment should have been included in the fees for this term (Fall 2013).
ReplyDeleteOne not the right use of the term amortized and I am not an AFM kid
DeleteTwo you pay your coop fees the academic term before your coop term
1 has no idea what the meaning of amortization is. stupid little prick
ReplyDelete2 thinks the only definition of amortization is the accounting one. Asshole afm'er
Delete2a is another stupid little dip$shit. Regardless of any definition you use, amortization doesn't make sense in this case. Internet is no excuse to be a useless idiot.
Delete2b just insults others over the internet anomalously for being incorrect but fails to provide the "correct" answer.
DeleteFor my program, I wasn't charged until after my first co-op term which also equated me being charged next term (my 4B school term) after being done with co-op forever ... So basically just make sure they don't charge you more times than the number of co-op terms
ReplyDeleteDid you switch into co-op? Most people I know started getting charged from 1A.
Deleteemail CECA about how many coop fees you should get charged for your program. i had 4 coop terms but was charged 6 co-op fees since 2A. they said it depends on your program or some random shit like that. i deleted the email response i got.
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