HECS for Arts/Law (1 Viewer)

[tari_silma]

Okay so im interested in doing arts/law next yr and i just wanted to know, how much are arts/law students paying for HECS every yr? i know its not the same for everyone but i jsut wanted a rough estimate...
I originally thought around 8k but then ive had ppl tell me that u need to add the cost of arts on top of that, so thatd be like 13k... whihc is ALOT.
So can someone clear this up for me? thanks

 

[Triangulum]

If you choose to pay your HECS student contribution upfront, the years in which you study Arts and Law will be roughly $5700 a year (3/4 full-time Arts contribution + 1/4 full-time Law contribution). For the final two years, in which you only study Law, it's the whole full-time Law contribution of $8170. (Source: http://www.law.usyd.edu.au/fstudent/undergrad/fees.shtml)

Of course, nothing's forcing you to pay the HECS upfront. You can defer it on HECS-HELP.

 

[_dhj_]

If you choose to pay your HECS student contribution upfront, the years in which you study Arts and Law will be roughly $5700 a year (3/4 full-time Arts contribution + 1/4 full-time Law contribution). For the final two years, in which you only study Law, it's the whole full-time Law contribution of $8170. (Source: http://www.law.usyd.edu.au/fstudent/undergrad/fees.shtml)

Of course, nothing's forcing you to pay the HECS upfront. You can defer it on HECS-HELP.

yeah I think you can defer HECS if you're an Australian citizen.

 

[tari_silma]

ah... cools thanks =)

 

[Lainee]

Don't forget that if you pay upfront it's a 20% discount on your fees too if you plan to go that way. e.g. I just paid off $3500 for this semester for Commerce/Law (which means I only needed to pay $2900ish because of the discount).

 

[Mountain.Dew]

lol i hate the full-fee paying propagandists who believe if they pay full-fee first year and transfer to a csp place the next that its a "great deal, plus you can like score a 95 uai and get in *goofy retarded grin*"

emmm not quite - you still need to get a UAI of something like 96.5 AND get a D-average across all subjects you do to transfer. so there is still a lot of hard work.

and who is this random individual u are referring to?

 

[Bobness]

edit: I sincerely hope you were successful in your transfer Peng, haven't heard from you lately.

Of course I was being hyperbolic in that mini-rant earlier and people of win and quality like yourself are exempt