Higher Education Students: What happens after the due date?

1. Commonwealth supported students who are required to pay their Student Contributions upfront or who chose to pay upfront and did not supply a Tax File Number:

   Commonwealth legislation requires the University to cancel your enrolment for the term if payment in full is not made by census date.

2. Eligible Commonwealth supported students who supplied a Tax File Number:

   Any unpaid Student Contribution amount will be automatically deferred and reported to the ATO as a HELP debt.

3. Domestic full fee paying students who were approved for FEE-HELP:

   Any unpaid Tuition Fees will be automatically deferred and reported to the ATO as a HELP debt.

4. Domestic students who are charged a Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) and who applied for SA-HELP:

   Any unpaid SSAF will be automatically deferred and reported to the ATO as a HELP debt.

5. Domestic students who are charged a Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) and who did not apply for SA-HELP:

   You will become subject to the Collections Policy and Procedures 4 days after the due date. Please read the Policy for further information.

6. All other full fee paying students, domestic and international:
   
   You will become subject to the Collections Policy and Procedures 4 days after the due date.  Please read the Policy for further information.