Fees

[Cuddlekins]

Okay when i view my fees it comes up as this

Date Invoiced   Transaction   Fee Name   Subject Code   Due Date   Amount   Amount Due
26-Jan-2011   Fee   C'wealth Student Contribution   BIOL10004   31-Mar-2011   $544.00    $435.20
27-Jan-2011   Fee   C'wealth Student Contribution   CHEM10003   31-Mar-2011   $544.00    $435.20
30-Jan-2011   Fee   C'wealth Student Contribution   UNIB10003   31-Mar-2011   $680.00    $544.00
31-Jan-2011   Fee   C'wealth Student Contribution   PSYC10003   31-Mar-2011   $680.00    $544.00

Why is UNIB10003 and PSYC10003 ?? IS it because i enrolled it at a later date ??

Thanks

[Edmund]

Nah some subjects are more expensive than others. Uni breadths are usually ridiculously expensive since resources are taken from a range of faculties. My UNIB was almost $1000 CSP

[Russ]

There are bands of government subsidies, science subjects cost less than arts subjects etc.

[tram]

haha, commerce subjects are wayyyyy more expensive >.< they're like 1000 each

[rustic_metal]

Different subjects costs different amounts. I can't find the table I was looking for, but page 8 of the below link explains it a bit and gives some examples.

http://www.futurestudents.unimelb.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/381226/Aus_Fees_2011.pdf

[simonhu81292]

Rustic...were you looking for this?
http://www.futurestudents.unimelb.edu.au/admissions/fees/contribution-amounts
anyway ..hope it helps~~ 

[Gloamglozer]

Yeah, sciences are the cheapest because they are a "National Priority" apparently.

And the fees don't really agree that psych is a full 100% science because it's not the same price as chem, physics or maths. 

[rustic_metal]

Rustic...were you looking for this?
http://www.futurestudents.unimelb.edu.au/admissions/fees/contribution-amounts
anyway ..hope it helps~~ 

Yep, that's the one.

[tram]

farkkkkkk most of my actuarial subjects becasue they are taught through the commerce department are in band three even though they are heavily based in  maths and stats, DAMMIT

[mankay]

Yeah, sciences are the cheapest because they are a "National Priority" apparently.

And the fees don't really agree that psych is a full 100% science because it's not the same price as chem, physics or maths. 

Yeah i noticed this too. Quite frustrating. Should be allowed to take it as breadth too, if its not considered a full science subject.

[AppleThief]

Yeah, sciences are the cheapest because they are a "National Priority" apparently.

And the fees don't really agree that psych is a full 100% science because it's not the same price as chem, physics or maths. 

Actually, all it really says about psychology/behavioural science is that's it's not a national priority

In other news, I did a UNIB subject (same as Edmund), and it was my most expensive subject everrrr. And people were just taking it as an interesting, perhaps bludgy, subject to fulfill a breadth requirement. And then everyone saw their statement of liability :x

[tram]

Yeah, sciences are the cheapest because they are a "National Priority" apparently.

And the fees don't really agree that psych is a full 100% science because it's not the same price as chem, physics or maths. 

Actually, all it really says about psychology/behavioural science is that's it's not a national priority

In other news, I did a UNIB subject (same as Edmund), and it was my most expensive subject everrrr. And people were just taking it as an interesting, perhaps bludgy, subject to fulfill a breadth requirement. And then everyone saw their statement of liability :x

unib?

[simonhu81292]

University Breadth

[tram]

oh, *facepalm* duh >.<

[vexx]

Nah some subjects are more expensive than others. Uni breadths are usually ridiculously expensive since resources are taken from a range of faculties. My UNIB was almost $1000 CSP

What subject was this o-o