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Students should commence their enrolment process as early as possible
in anticipation of starting their studies.
- Prospective students should submit an application, together with
the fees and proof of previously completed academic (or equivalent)
studies to establish entry-level acceptability. Fees are all-inclusive and cover tuition, books and postage.
- The current fee structure for most study programs is Australian
$1,100 per course unit; this fee applies to the 2009 calendar
year. Note that Australian student fees have an additional 10% charge added for GST.
- In some cases, for single-unit Certificate level courses, the fee may vary and can be obtained by writing to the College.
- Payment to the College is to be arranged by the student using
bank transfer facilities; details are provided with the College enrolment
form.
- Students in countries outside Australia will generally find that they will need to approach their bank and simply request that the money to be deposited into the account used by the College, with the transferred amount being in Australian dollars. The bank will calculate the exchange rate and apply it plus any transfer charges while actioning the transfer. The students pays those charges in the home country; the College pays transfer/deposit charges at the Australian end of the transaction.
- Pricing for the Graduate Diploma unit GD-1 is an exception; it equates to two standard
course units; therefore the cost for GD-1 is Australian $2,200 (plus GST where applicable).
- The scales of fees appropriate to Certificate courses varies according to their complexity and duration. Fee information is available
on request.
- Course fees are payable before students can commence the program.
As a general rule, where the study program exceeds two course units,
then pre-payment should cover two consecutive units, i.e. Australian
$2,200.
- Applications for credit of previous studies must be fully supported
with appropriate academic documentation; each case is subject to determination
by the College Principal under guidelines approved by the Academic Board.
- As a general rule, no refunds or credits of enrolment fees will be
made unless notification is received at least 14 days prior to commencement
of the study program. Exceptional circumstances can, however, be considered
at the discretion of the College. Any actual costs already incurred
(for example, printing and postage) will be deducted from any agreed
refunds and an accounting given.
- Forms and further information are available on request - contact
the College..
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