FEES: FEE-HELP & UPFRONT PAYMENTS

FEE-HELP

Jansen Newman Institute is a Higher Education Provider (HEP) of FEE-HELP, a Government loan scheme that assists eligible students to pay their tuition fees.

The FEE-HELP application form should be received by Jansen Newman Institute no later than the census date of the relevant term, which is when FEE-HELP applications close - see link below.

If students wish to take the FEE-HELP option the request form should be submitted with the Jansen Newman Institute application form during enrolment. The form can be obtained during the interview process.

For further information contact the Jansen Newman Institute Admissions and Course Information Coordinator on 1800 777 116.

• Schedule of Fees and Dates 2010
• Detailed FEE-HELP information and policy
• Statement of Tuition Assurance
• Academic and Non Academic Grievance Policy and Procedure

Course Withdrawal and FEE-HELP

In the event that a student wishes to withdraw after the census date, from a course for which they are receiving FEE-HELP assistance, they will incur the FEE-HELP debt for that unit of study (i.e. term). Students may apply for special consideration in certain circumstances and may have their FEE-HELP debt waived if eligible.

It is at Jansen Newman's discretion whether any up-front payments the person has made in respect of that unit are refunded. Please see the Re-Crediting and Remission information in the policy below.

If a student wishes to pay part of their tuition fees upfront and receive FEE-HELP for the remainder of their fees, or if they wish to pay all of their fees upfront, please read Upfront Fee Payments, for Jansen Newman's conditions of payment.

UPFRONT FEE PAYMENTS

For Fee Paying Students the tuition fees and conditions are set out below:

Fees

Tuition fees can be paid by choosing one of the following options.

1. Payment in full for the term
2. Part upfront payment and part FEE-HELP payment

Payment Conditions

1. Fees are due and payable for each term prior to commencement of that term.
2. A student who commences study in any term is, by his/her action, accepting responsibility for the full payment of that term's fee.
3. Jansen Newman Institute reserves the right to cancel student registration due to non-payment of fees.
4. Payment of fees by Diners credit cards attracts a 5% surcharge.
5. A dishonoured cheque fee will be charged if a cheque that you pay to Jansen Newman Institute is dishonoured.
6. Should you choose to defer your studies, special provisions apply.

Refund Policy

Fees paid in advance will be refunded subject to the following conditions:

1. Fees are refundable for any term that a student has commenced prior to or on census date;
2. In the event that a student wishes to withdraw from the program after census date, full fees are payable for the remainder of that that term. Students may apply for special consideration in certain circumstances and may receive a refund if eligible.

Government Assistance

The Bachelor of Counselling and Human Change and the Graduate Diploma of Counselling and Psychotherapy are recognised as full-time courses and qualify for Austudy and Abstudy assistance.