JD fees

[insert]

how much does the Juris Doctor cost without the csp? but with hecs???

is it true that its close to 100k a year?

[Frozone]

Yes and no.
It is not $100,000 a year, that would be absurd.
But it is over $100,000 for the duration of the course. To be specific it is $105,924 for three years.
So that means that the course is $33,600 /YEAR.
About csp and hecs i have no idea since I haven't even started year 12 yet.
Hope this helps a bit.

The link is below:
http://coursesearch.unimelb.edu.au/grad/884-juris-doctor

[simpak]

You can put like 100 000 on FEE-HELP, my friend did that and her parents paid like a couple of thousand for now.  It's much better than what happens when you try to put MD on FEE-HELP hahahahahahaaahahahahaahaha

[Hancock]

Lol, 250k for 4 years of Med school.

[ChickenCh0wM1en]

Lol, 250k for 4 years of Med school.

FUARKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK

[LeviLamp]

No wonder doctors have such high rates of depression.

[Russ]

Only 10% of the people in the degree are paying that amount, the rest are putting 40k on HECS. I still owe the government more than I'm worth, but hey, it's a little bit less depressing this way?

[Frozone]

Don't worry mate, when you start working you'll make that back in less than a year lol

I'm not sure a doctor straight out of school would earn that much. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[Russ]

From memory it's $29/hr, but yeah it's not particularly impressive money until you've finished training

[simpak]

I just find it annoying that Full Fee guaranteed entry exists but like 2% of local students who have that would legitimately be able to use that for Medicine.
Whereas for law, opposite storiez.

[charmanderp]

Lol, 250k for 4 years of Med school.

And then you might not even get an internship! Particularly with the current shortage. Bit concerning.