As a student what are my responsibilities?

FEE-HELP

If it is your intention to use FEE-HELP you must complete your Commonwealth Assistance Form (e-CAF) on ISIS by your first census date. This is an electronic form and can be found under the Account Details menu on ISIS

Commonwealth Assistance Notice (CAN)

An e-Can will be posted on your ISIS account no later than 28 days after the census date of each of your courses.  If you believe that the information on your e-CAN is incorrect you have 14 days from the date the e-CAN was generated to make a written request to the ANU Enrolments Office to correct the error.

Student Learning Entitlement (SLE)

You must have sufficient SLE to cover a complete course not part of a course. For example if a course is worth 0.125 EFTSL you will need at least 0.125 to use HECS-HELP. If you do not have sufficient SLE you will be required to pay your fees up-front or you may use FEE-HELP.

All Australian citizens, New Zealand citizens and holders of a Permanent visa are allocated a Student Learning Entitlement.  This is measured in equivalent fulltime student load (EFTSL).  To be Commonwealth Supported for a course, you must have enough SLE to cover the EFTSL value of the course you intend to undertake. 

It is your responsibility to monitor your SLE and ensure you have sufficient SLE to cover your course/s.

Your SLE is made up of ordinary, any additional, and lifelong SLE.  Your SLE will be used to undertake study as a Commonwealth Supported Student.  You may be entitled to further SLE.  It is your responsibility to investigate this.  Please refer to sections 2.5, 2.6 and 2.7 in the Information for Commonwealth Supported Students booklet 2011.  This can be found at the DEEWR website www.goingtouni.gov.au.

Once the university is alerted that a student no longer has any SLE they are required cancel your enrolment as a Commonwealth Supported Student. 

Students who are cancelled from their Commonwealth Supported place will be enrolled in a Domestic Fee paying place.  Eligible students may apply for FEE HELP. Please be aware that there is a 25% loading on top of the tuition fees for undergraduate students. 

You can expect that the domestic tuition fees will be greater than the Commonwealth Supported contribution amount.

Prior Learning

It is your responsibility to advise the university of any prior learning as this may affect your fees.

Transfer Credit

It is your responsibility to seek credit through your College.