Tuition Fee Liability – Home

Tuition Fee Liability – Home

Tuition fee liability arises as follows:

All students have a 14 day grace period following the official course start date during which there will be no fee liability due.  After that 14 day period the tuition fee liability is as follows

Postgraduate students Full/Part-time – Home

A student discontinuing after the grace period, but before the start of the second term, will be liable for 1 term’s fee

A student discontinuing after the start of the second term, but before the start of the third term, will be liable for 2 term’s fees.

A student discontinuing after the start of the third term will be liable for full tuition fees.

Undergraduate Students Home Students – commenced post 2006

A student discontinuing after the grace period, but before start of the second term, will be liable for 25% of their tuition fee element.

A student discontinuing after the start of the second term, but before the start of the third term, will be liable for 50% of their tuition fee element.

A student discontinuing after the start of the third term will be liable for their full tuition fee element.

Transfers to and from other Universities –Home Undergraduate

Tuition fee liability for students who transfer to other Universities will be based on the date of transfer.

a) If a student transfers to another institution during the first term but before the start of the second term, the student’s fee liability to the first institution will be 25% of the available loan. The second institution will be eligible to receive 75% of the remaining loan.

b)If a student transfers during the second term but before the start of the third term, the student’s fee liability to the first institution will be 50% of the available loan. The second institution will be eligible to receive the remaining 50% of the available loan.

c) If a student transfers during the third term, the first institution will receive 100% of the available loan, and the second institution will not be eligible to receive any