we received this summer by a student of our Academy, a message on the issue of payment of fees. As we all know, is the new for the old system, the amount of the fee is increased compared to previous years and quotas were to be paid in proportion to the situation of the family income (certified through the ISEE, Equivalent Economic Situation Indicator). The fact that the amount of taxes to be proportional to income is positive but in our opinion, the students and their families, other years have experienced a large amount of expenditure.
We are aware that the subject of taxes is delicate, since it recalls other important issues (such as cuts made by the Ministry to fund the Institute) and we recognize the difficulties facing our Conservatory.
As some students have noted, for example, would be useful to divide the amount at least to be paid in two installments.
publish this message because we believe it provides important food for thought, you think about it?
We are aware that the subject of taxes is delicate, since it recalls other important issues (such as cuts made by the Ministry to fund the Institute) and we recognize the difficulties facing our Conservatory.
As some students have noted, for example, would be useful to divide the amount at least to be paid in two installments.
publish this message because we believe it provides important food for thought, you think about it?
Hello, I am a student of Cherubini and wanted to refer to 'attention the consultation, the issue of whether to pay the registration fees that you presented this year.
To register for the new academic year are figures came out to say the least exorbitant and there have been many complaints from students about it. I do not know if someone has already pointed out the situation, but in any case, this is my point of view.
The cuts made by the ministry on musical institutions were certainly very heavy and I think all of us as students of a conservatory of music, we would be willing to give part of our disposable income to try to survive the music and culture in Our small. However it seems that the contribution which we have had to pay is excessive, especially when compared with other fees required in Music Institutes in Italy, lines that can be viewed through consultation of Internet sites for individual conservatives. The Cherubini does not therefore arise only in abnormally from the decisions taken with respect to new contributions in much of Italy, but said it was no longer a public school, because I know from personal experience that the lines of a private school is very close to those required hours from our conservatory. Plus we talk about measures that have affected not only the new system, now considered University in effect, but also the old, so even students who attend the courses of the latter are found to essentially pay a college tuition although they have not chosen, or even to pay two, if they also attend some courses in other faculties. These are more or less my grievances and I think I have guessed that most students think like me. I appeal to you to ask if there is no way that our bodies can somehow mobilize the student and discuss the matter with the Academic Council and Administration, at least to avoid the payment of these disproportionate figures also happen next year.
To register for the new academic year are figures came out to say the least exorbitant and there have been many complaints from students about it. I do not know if someone has already pointed out the situation, but in any case, this is my point of view.
The cuts made by the ministry on musical institutions were certainly very heavy and I think all of us as students of a conservatory of music, we would be willing to give part of our disposable income to try to survive the music and culture in Our small. However it seems that the contribution which we have had to pay is excessive, especially when compared with other fees required in Music Institutes in Italy, lines that can be viewed through consultation of Internet sites for individual conservatives. The Cherubini does not therefore arise only in abnormally from the decisions taken with respect to new contributions in much of Italy, but said it was no longer a public school, because I know from personal experience that the lines of a private school is very close to those required hours from our conservatory. Plus we talk about measures that have affected not only the new system, now considered University in effect, but also the old, so even students who attend the courses of the latter are found to essentially pay a college tuition although they have not chosen, or even to pay two, if they also attend some courses in other faculties. These are more or less my grievances and I think I have guessed that most students think like me. I appeal to you to ask if there is no way that our bodies can somehow mobilize the student and discuss the matter with the Academic Council and Administration, at least to avoid the payment of these disproportionate figures also happen next year.
