Hi,
well I need the documents to get a job.
So it makes no sense really, by the University, to hold back certificates etc., if they want
me to be able to sort the financial situation.
And it didn't seem on Joy Taylor that I spoke with before you, that there should be any
connections between getting certificates even if one owed money.
I wasn't made aware of this, I was just adviced to contact Janet at your department,
(credit control), and also to contact student records.
I hope your e-mail isn't going back on what has been said earlier by Joy Taylor etc.,
since I went to Sundeland, last month, to try to sort these problems?
I also have a couple of other questions regarding problems at the Forge.
1.
Did you find out why the fire-alarm went off almost every night for the first two months,
that we lived at the Forge?
(Joblin House, flat 3, with room 168 etc).
2.
Have any other of the students recieved refunds due to all these fire-alarms, that distroyed ones
sleep every night, for months?
3.
Even if I call and haven't paid the tution fee, (due to reasons that I've contacted the University about),
does this make it alright by the Univeristy to lie, when I call, and say that I'm not registered on the
computer-system.
(Your gateway-reception found me at once, when I went there in person, last month, but on the phone,
some weeks before Christmas, I was told that I wasn't on the system).
4.
Why did we have to move from one flat in the Forge in another flat, right after Christmas 2005.
Shouldn't it be enough to move into one shared student-flat a year, and get to know one group of
students, and live with them, with the time and effort it can take to get on with your flat-mates,
and then you have to move again, some months later, and start from scratch, with new flat-mates.
Doesn't this take the students attiontion away from the studies, Is this something that usual to do
at the University, I was wondering.
5.
Are you going to investigate what happened with the old Dept Panel Application Form, that
I sent you in 2007, which you now say that you never recieved?
Sorry if I'm a bit sharp in this e-mail, with the indexing and all, but I really need the files you have.
You have my files that I can't get from Norway.
Those files would help me get a job.
It makes no sense for you to keep these files away from me, since I owe you for tution-fees.
If you want me to pay this back fast, then you should help me find a job, by sending me the
mention files.
You are frustrating me, by writing this, that you want to make problems for my job-seeking, by
not sending me my files.
But I think these problems should be looked at, since I think it's a bit strange, that there should
be so many problems.
I could have understood it if there were one or two things that seemed strange, but five things
that seems strange, I think that's a bit much.
Sorry to say this!
Yours sincerely,
Erik Ribsskog
PS.
Sorry if I got the tone wrong in this e-mail.
I'm from Norway, so it could be that I've misunderstood about the files.
Sorry about this if that's the case!
But at least now I've mentioned the problems, it could be in the Universities
interest possilbly also to have a look at this, possibly, so then I've mentioned
these problems at least, for the record.
Hope this is ok!
2009/2/12 Credit Control
<creditcontrol@sunderland.ac.uk>
Dear Erik
Thank you for your email, the contents of which have been noted and
recorded on your account.
When a student has a debt outstanding there are restrictions on
releasing Certificates, etc until the debt is settled in full, thats
why you may be encountering difficulties obtaining information.
Please send your completed Debt Panel Application Form with
copies of
the last three months of your bank statements (the most recent
balance being within 5 days of the date of submission of your form) and
any other relevant supporting documentation back to us now, as I will
pass it on to our Manager to consider how to progress regarding your
financial situation.
Yours sincerely
Julie Clapham
University Credit Control
Erik Ribsskog wrote:
Hi,
yes I am uneployed and recievig job seekers benefit, and
actively seeking employment, and
taking courses on Learn Direct etc.
I'm currently on a budget, so I can't pay that much at the moment, but
I reackon that I'll get
a good job.
At least if I get the files sent from your Student Records, that
I called yesterday.
I think they must have my files from Norway, wich NITH don't
want to send me.
And HiO don't want to send me my 2 year degree, it seems, even if I was
accepted for
the third year of a British Bachelor Computing-degree, when I
studied in Sunderland.
I think it would also help my chances of getting employment, if I could
get the file from the
Language Center at University of Sunderland, to do with my
language-test, where I got the
best score in English, so that I didn't have to take
language-courses in English, when I
was studying in Sunderland.
If I can't find employment then I've planned to start studying again,
in the automn.
We'll see.
So I don't know if you want me to update you again later, in a months
time or so, when I know
if I'm going to be studying or working?
Thanks again for the answer, and sorry about all the problems
with the tution-fees etc!
Yours sincerely,
Erik Ribsskog
2009/2/10 Credit Control
<creditcontrol@sunderland.ac.uk>
Dear Mr Ribsskog
Thank you for your email, the contents of which have been noted and
recorded on your account.
You mention that you are currently unemployed, are you actively seeking
a job? If so, how are you progressing and have you received any offers
of employment yet?
How are you able to support yourself, are you receiving any income?
Apologies for the delay in responding, look forward to hearing from you
shortly.
Yours sincerely
Julie Clapham
University Credit Control
Erik Ribsskog wrote:
Hi,
thank you very much for your e-mail.
I'll send the form as soon as possible.
I'm unemployed at the moment, should I wait with sending the
form then, untill I find a job,
or should I send the form right away?
(It might seem silly that I call about the repayment-plan
when
I'm unemployed, but I thought
I'd try get this up to date, since I haven't time to do this
before unfortunatly).
Thanks again for the e-mail!
Yours sincerely,
Erik Ribsskog
2009/2/5 Credit Control
<creditcontrol@sunderland.ac.uk>
Dear Mr Ribsskog
Further to our telephone conversation and your subsequent email
regarding 2004/5 Tuition Fees.
As we do not appear to have received your original proposal of
repayment and in view of the fact it was a few years ago and your
financial status will have changed, would you please be kind enough to
complete the attached Debt Panel Application Form. Please return
is to us with
copies of
the last three months of your bank statements (the most recent
balance being within 5 days of the date of submission of your form) and
any other relevant documentation.
This will enable us to reach a mutually agreeable repayment plan.
We look forward to hearing from you shortly.
Yours sincerely
Julie Clapham
University Credit Control
Erik Ribsskog wrote:
Hi,
I spoked with Julie Clapham at Credit Control, today, on
the
phone.
My student-number is: 049039692.
After this communication, on e-mail, that I'm forwarding
to
you
now, I was sent a payment-plan form,
that was supposed to be dealt with in a 'payment-plan
meeting',
at the University.
But I didn't hear anything, after this.
But I was busy in a new job at the time, and with a
court-case,
so I have had a lot of other things
on my mind.
And last year, like I told on the phone, I tried to call the
University, but then my name couldn't be
found, on your computer-system.
So I went to the University, two weeks ago, on the
train,
and
then I was given my student-number,
in the Gateway-reception.
And then I called Joy Taylor, about the problems with the payment plan
etc., last week, and was
told to call Janet at Credit Control.
So I'm sorry that this has taken a lot of time!
I think something must have happened with the
payment-plan
form,
that I sent you, in 2006, I think
it must have been.
(I probably have a copy of the payment-plan form here
somewhere,
but I have a lot of files here, since
I've also been working on a court-case etc., so I have
three
boxes with files here, so then I would need
some time, if I have to find any files, regarding that,
but
I
think I should have some files also regarding
this somewhere).
Sorry again about the delay!
Yours sincerely,
Erik Ribsskog
---------- Forwarded message
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From:
Erik Ribsskog <erik.ribsskog@googlemail.com> Date: 2006/2/11
Subject: Re: Study fees
To: International <
international@sunderland.ac.uk>
Hi,
Thanks for the answer!
I havent heard from the Finance department yet, so I
will
call
them about this next week.
Thanks again!
Regards.
Erik Ribsskog
Dear Erik,
Thank you for your email. I have forwarded it to our Finance department
who should be in touch with you in due course. You can contact them via
email at:
income.finance@sunderland.ac.uk I hope this helps.
Best wishes,
Michelle
Student helpline
University of Sunderland
Erik Ribsskog wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was a student at University of Sunderland last year, and since
Ive
> had some economical problems etc., I havent
> got to organize an agreement on how i should pay the study fees
etc. yet.
>
> So I was wondering who I should contact about this.
>
> Im sorry it has taken me so long to contact you about this!
>
> Thanks in advance and regards.
>
> Erik Ribsskog
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