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Student Hub: Fees

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Update to FEE-HELP eligibility

Starting in 2024, students enrolling within a study period that has a census date in 2024 and beyond no longer have to meet the pass rate requirements to remain eligible to use FEE-HELP.

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Invoices

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Payment & due dates

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Refunds

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Student loans

Fee payment scams

There are tuition fee payment scams being reported at the moment. Find out how you can stay safe by avoiding scams:

Frequently asked questions

Find answers to common queries about fees, invoices, refunds and other fee-related issues. Can't find your answers below? Email Think Education or Torrens University.

It is a student's responsibility to pay all tuition and non-tuition fees by the prescribed deadline as this is a condition of your enrolment.

If you do not make payment in full by the due date, you will lose access to the online learning platform and may be charged a late payment fee. If your fees continue to remain unpaid an Intention to Report or Cancel will be issued to you.

As a provider, we are required to send you a copy of your invoice to comply with government legislation.

It is a good idea to check your invoice so you know which subjects you have been charged for, and to question any discrepancies within 14 calendar days of receiving the invoice.

Students must be mindful of processing times required for banking transactions when paying tuition fees and make arrangements as necessary to ensure fees are received by the due date.

Payments through Flywire may take 7-10 business days to clear.

If you have paid using the credit card payment option, this will usually appear on your account the same day. Your payment receipt will be issued the following day after payment has been received.

You may notice a slight increase, of no more than 10%, on your subject fees for each year. This is part of a normal annual fee review to accommodate increasing course delivery costs, as was set out in the conditions in your Letter of Offer.

You can access details about your fees via your Student Portal when you select your subjects.