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Russ:
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--- Quote from: tram on June 21, 2010, 08:15:08 pm ---1) WOW i did not think it was that little..........>.< dammit, so basicly i'm going to be competing for one of 40 places......crap
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Lol ditto. :O
So basically a CSP means you have the equivalent of a scholarship and you don't have to pay the normal $90k? And is the JD more advanced and accelerated than the LLB?
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A CSP is not equivalent to a scholarship; a CSP means that the government subsidizes your course and you can defer payment until you make over a certain amount. So you'll still have to contribute to the cost of your course, whilst a scholarship student has the fees waived by the uni (and may even get an allowance)
AzureBlue:
--- Quote from: Russ on June 26, 2010, 04:14:31 pm ---A CSP is not equivalent to a scholarship; a CSP means that the government subsidizes your course and you can defer payment until you make over a certain amount. So you'll still have to contribute to the cost of your course, whilst a scholarship student has the fees waived by the uni (and may even get an allowance)
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Ah ok thanks for clearing that up! So you pay the same amount for the course whether you are CSP or not? Also, are there scholarships for the Melbourne JD?
IntoTheNewWorld:
--- Quote from: AzureBlue on June 26, 2010, 04:30:03 pm ---Ah ok thanks for clearing that up! So you pay the same amount for the course whether you are CSP or not?
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a full fee student pays wayy moreeeee than a CSP student. A scholarship holder pays nothing.
AzureBlue:
--- Quote from: SmRandmAzn on June 26, 2010, 04:31:59 pm ---a full fee student pays wayy moreeeee than a CSP student. A scholarship holder pays nothing.
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So how much would the typical full fee student pay for say, a Bachelor of Commerce at Melb Uni compared with a CSP student? And what determines whether you are a full fee/CSP? (scholarship is determined by if you get a 99.9 or 99.95 ATAR or through an access scholarship).
Russ:
Yes, probably should have made that clearer, full fee is much more expensive than the eventual cost of CSP.
You are a full fee student if you're not an Australian citizen/resident. As far as I know, there are currently no domestic full fee places for undergraduate courses (it's illegal, equity of education access etc.).
Australian citizens qualify for CSP places based on their marks.
What you pay is determined by how important the government considers the subjects. This page has the info: http://www.futurestudents.unimelb.edu.au/fees/aust/csp
So if you were doing a Bachelor of Commerce, your 6 subjects would cost you $1107 each. The cost of the breadth depends on what subject it is. So about ~8000 a year, which you can defer (pay back through taxation after you get a job) or pay up front (with a 20% discount).
International Full Fee students pay more, not sure entirely but I checked Introductory Microeconomics 1 and it was about $3300...so multiply that by 8 if you want a full fee estimate.
e, scholarship isn't solely based on a 99.9 or 99.95...you can get those and not get one, or you can get one without getting those marks
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