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Results 31 - 40 of 49 for what is my HECS debt

  1. What to do if you have an Administrative Encumbrance

    You can view your encumbrances and further information on  studentConnect . Financial encumbrances : You must pay your outstanding debt in order to have the encumbrance removed from your... Date Updated: 22/10/2025

  2. 2020 loan limit changes

    The combined HELP loan limit is a cap on what you can borrow from the Australian Government to cover the costs of your tuition fees. The HELP loan limit replaced the previous FEE-HELP limit from 1... Date Updated: 29/10/2025

  3. Consequences of an Administrative Encumbrance

    If you have any outstanding debt(s) with the University or any administrative encumbrances on your record, you will be unable to: Order any official documents from Student Administration... Date Updated: 22/10/2025

  4. SA-HELP explained

    SA‑HELP is a loan scheme that assists eligible students to pay for all or part of their Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF). Eligible students who do not want to pay some or all of their UWA... Date Updated: 29/10/2025

  5. Changing courses and your Commonwealth Assistance Form

    If you change your course of study (and therefore have a new course code) or changed provider, you must fill out a new electronic Commonwealth Assistance Form (eCAF) and supply your Tax File Number... Date Updated: 29/10/2025

  6. Your student contribution explained

    In a  Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP)  the Australian Government pays some of your fees and you pay the rest; this is called your 'student contribution amount'. If you are enrolled... Date Updated: 10/02/2025

  7. What Administrative Encumbrance means on your graduation page

    An administrative encumbrance means you owe money to the University for unpaid fees or fines, and as a result you are unable to graduate. If you are planning to graduate it's important to ensure all... Date Updated: 10/02/2025

  8. Unable to enrol

    There are a number of reasons you may not be able to enrol, these include: An outstanding debt to the University, or encumbrance . This is the most common reason for not being able to... Date Updated: 31/10/2025

  9. Paying your student contribution or tuition fees

    There are several ways you can pay your student fees at UWA. Note: Any payments made toward your account will be credited to the first outstanding debt/charge listed on your electronic Statement of... Date Updated: 28/10/2025

  10. Non-payment of student contribution or tuition fees

    You must pay your tuition fees or student contribution (for Commonwealth Supported Students) by the due date on your Statement of Account. If you do not make payment by the due date you will be... Date Updated: 28/10/2025