Australian University
Jul 31st 2006, 1:28 pm
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Australian University
a curiosity:
being the australian university so expensive.
what happen to the poor family when they do not have money to send children to the university.
are there any grant for the children from the government?
thank you
carola lanni
being the australian university so expensive.
what happen to the poor family when they do not have money to send children to the university.
are there any grant for the children from the government?
thank you
carola lanni
Jul 31st 2006, 1:48 pm
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Re: Australian University
Originally Posted by carolalanni
a curiosity:
being the australian university so expensive.
what happen to the poor family when they do not have money to send children to the university.
are there any grant for the children from the government?
thank you
carola lanni
being the australian university so expensive.
what happen to the poor family when they do not have money to send children to the university.
are there any grant for the children from the government?
thank you
carola lanni
Jul 31st 2006, 2:00 pm
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Re: Australian University
this is good....but what if they study at the australian university and as soon as they finish to study, they leave?
does the government have a sort of protection fot those case?
carola
does the government have a sort of protection fot those case?
carola
Originally Posted by nickyc
No grants for most people, but students can defer paying their fees until they have finished uni and are earning above a certain amount.
Jul 31st 2006, 2:06 pm
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Re: Australian University
Originally Posted by carolalanni
this is good....but what if they study at the australian university and as soon as they finish to study, they leave?
does the government have a sort of protection fot those case?
carola
does the government have a sort of protection fot those case?
carola
Jul 31st 2006, 9:18 pm
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Re: Australian University
Originally Posted by carolalanni
a curiosity:
being the australian university so expensive.
what happen to the poor family when they do not have money to send children to the university.
are there any grant for the children from the government?
thank you
carola lanni
being the australian university so expensive.
what happen to the poor family when they do not have money to send children to the university.
are there any grant for the children from the government?
thank you
carola lanni
The main difference is that living in the uk you get your student loan to pay your fees etc (and you pay back later when you are earning) whereas in oz as a visa holder you do not qualify for the equivalent loan so you have to pay 'up front'.
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Jul 31st 2006, 10:05 pm
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Re: Australian University
Yes, as a pr visa holder you would have to pay all fees up front. Only as a citizen can you defer your fees and pay them later out of your salary.
However in cases of genuine hardship most universities can offer bursaries and scholarships.
However in cases of genuine hardship most universities can offer bursaries and scholarships.
Aug 1st 2006, 1:30 am
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Re: Australian University
Originally Posted by carolalanni
a curiosity:
being the australian university so expensive.
what happen to the poor family when they do not have money to send children to the university.
are there any grant for the children from the government?
thank you
carola lanni
being the australian university so expensive.
what happen to the poor family when they do not have money to send children to the university.
are there any grant for the children from the government?
thank you
carola lanni
http://www.usc.edu.au/Students/Futur...rsariesPrizes/
good luck!
Aug 1st 2006, 11:06 am
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Re: Australian University
Originally Posted by carolalanni
this is good....but what if they study at the australian university and as soon as they finish to study, they leave?
does the government have a sort of protection fot those case?
carola
does the government have a sort of protection fot those case?
carola
Aug 1st 2006, 11:36 am
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Re: Australian University
NO, I am italian, i come from another university system.
you do not have to pay so much. just 1000 euros per year.
I was just thinking what i wrote, nothing else, I wanted to know how the government protect itself from fraud. that's all!
none double sense!
carola
you do not have to pay so much. just 1000 euros per year.
I was just thinking what i wrote, nothing else, I wanted to know how the government protect itself from fraud. that's all!
none double sense!
carola
Originally Posted by Ozzidoc
Are you suggestion renegging on the debt?
Aug 1st 2006, 12:48 pm
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Re: Australian University
Originally Posted by carolalanni
NO, I am italian, i come from another university system.
you do not have to pay so much. just 1000 euros per year.
I was just thinking what i wrote, nothing else, I wanted to know how the government protect itself from fraud. that's all!
none double sense!
carola
you do not have to pay so much. just 1000 euros per year.
I was just thinking what i wrote, nothing else, I wanted to know how the government protect itself from fraud. that's all!
none double sense!
carola
If you are an international student, you pay as you go.
Aug 1st 2006, 1:48 pm
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Re: Australian University
I have a permanent visa.... I am still in europe....so I am thinking...
Originally Posted by Ozzidoc
OK. No offence intended.
If you are an international student, you pay as you go.
If you are an international student, you pay as you go.
Aug 5th 2006, 1:25 am
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Re: Australian University
If you have PR then you can study at a university in Australia the same as a citizen. If you get into a HECS course then, as mentioned previously, you defer paying off your fees until after you graduate and start earning a certain amount of money (in Australia). Some courses are full fee paying so if you took one of those you would, of course, have to pay full fees which can cost up to $100K or more for a course like Medicine.
Aug 5th 2006, 9:52 am
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Re: Australian University
Originally Posted by Miona
If you have PR then you can study at a university in Australia the same as a citizen. If you get into a HECS course then, as mentioned previously, you defer paying off your fees until after you graduate and start earning a certain amount of money (in Australia). Some courses are full fee paying so if you took one of those you would, of course, have to pay full fees which can cost up to $100K or more for a course like Medicine.
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Aug 5th 2006, 12:10 pm
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Re: Australian University
Looks like they have changed it then. PR's used to get treated the same as citizens.
Aug 5th 2006, 12:16 pm
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This link seems to explain it all pretty much http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HECS
