To secure your offer, you will need to pay a non-refundable deposit of 10% of the tuition fee. Please read the following information carefully to ensure you are aware of the terms of this agreement. The size of the deposit is a proportionate reflection of the amount of resources the Department of Finance (“the Department”) uses during the admissions process and to prepare or your arrival in the Department.
For offers issued before May, the deposit will be due within 28 days of receiving your offer email from Graduate Admissions. For offers issued from May onwards, the deadlines will be as follows:
- May: within 21 days
- June: within 14 days
- July and August: within 7 days
Your personal deadline date will be specified in an email from one of the Department’s Programme Administrators, Oliver Dowling. Your place is not secured until you have paid this non-refundable deposit, which is specific to your MSc Finance and Risk programme. You should not confuse the terms of it with any other deposit or payment arrangement required by the School.
Payment methods
You need to make this payment in your Student Payment Portal.
- Log in here: Student Payment Portal
- Locate "Deposit/Pre-Enrolment Fee"
- Select "Pay whole amount?" and proceed with payment
- Oliver Dowling will email you to confirm your place after your payment has been processed
- Depending on the method, payments can take 2-7 working days to be processed
- Guidance on using the portal can be found here
The deposit is non-refundable and non-transferable. This arrangement means that subject to the circumstances set out below, the School will not refund our deposit if after you have accepted your place on the MSc Finance and Risk programme you decided to withdraw from it. Moreover, you will not be able to transfer the money to pay part or all of a deposit or tuition fees for another programme of study at the School.
The Department will consider the refunding of part or all of a deposit only under the following exceptional circumstances:
- If a student is unsuccessful in their visa application. In this instance, the student must provide a copy of an immigration refusal notice to the Department, along with evidence that they had started the visa application process in a timeframe, and made a reasonable effort to complete the process, to join the programme.
- If a student does not meet the academic offer condition/s set by the Department, and the Department does not waive the condition/s. The student must provide evidence to the Department to show that they have made a reasonable attempt to meet the condition/s. English language conditions are not considered academic conditions.
Contact:
Unlike your programme fees, the deposit fee is administrated by the Department of Finance, so please contact Oliver Dowling if you have any questions about the deposit fee.
Email: O.Dowling1@lse.ac.uk