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mark_alec:

--- Quote from: vitir on December 07, 2009, 10:47:38 pm ---I hadn't thought of this. Are there any sort of 'living' scholarships out there incase I don't find a job that can support me fully (I'm sure I will though) but no guarantees
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There would be accommodation scholarships (but someone like humph will know better), but as with these things they tend to be pretty difficult to get, generally requiring very high results. Out of curiosity, what ENTER are you expecting?

vitir:
I suppose low 90's

humph:
Yeah accommodation scholarships are pretty hard to come by. A lot of interstate students pay their accommodation fees either by having a job or by centrelink/savings (which isn't really possible anymore because they got rid of the whole "work for 18 months" independent thing). So a job's probably the way to go. Part-time work isn't too hard to come by, but you'll need to be earning at least $300 a week to live on.

vitir:
errr what?

"(which isn't really possible anymore because they got rid of the whole "work for 18 months" independent thing"

care to ellaborate?

I have never heard of this

Glockmeister:

--- Quote from: vitir on December 07, 2009, 11:24:55 pm ---errr what?

"(which isn't really possible anymore because they got rid of the whole "work for 18 months" independent thing"

care to ellaborate?

I have never heard of this

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They're changing the law in regards to Youth Allowance, but I believe it won't be passed until Parliament resumes next year, so the 18 months work thing still applies.

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