It is essential that students uphold their financial responsibilities during their time at College. The following applies to all students:
- Students are responsible to ensure that all fees are paid promptly.
- Students will not be permitted to enrol until their fees have been paid.
- Students wanting to extend their studies will not be permitted to do so if they have not paid their current fees, outstanding library fees or any arrears in rent.
- Fees can be paid by cheque, credit card, debit card, EFPOS or BPAY. Payment by cash is not available.
- Fees are to be paid in accordance with the available Payment Options (for Domestic or International Students)
Payment Options
There are two payment options available. These apply to both new students and current (returning) students:
Australian and New Zealand Students (Domestic)
- Pay Tuition Fees for their first semester in order to accept Offer of Place into the course.
- Pay course fees for their second semester, plus incidental costs 2 weeks prior to the commencement of that semester.
- Failure to pay by enrolment day will attract an administration fee based on 10% of the semester fees.
Note: Australian students enrolled in the College courses may be eligible to receive financial assistance through the Federal Government (Austudy). It is the students’ responsibility to pursue this. (Refer to following page)
International Students
- Pay course fees for their first semester plus incidental costs and Overseas Student Health Cover, in order to accept Offer of Place into the course and prior to the issue of the Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)
- Pay course fees for their second semester, plus incidental costs 2 weeks prior to the commencement of that semester.
- Failure to pay by enrolment date will attract an administration fee based on 10% of the semester fees.