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Full-fee paying students (domestic) fees statement (page 1)
Monash University
Last checked: 25 Oct 2026 UTCPage text
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Invoice date
Fees on this statement are based on the units you're enrolled in as of this date. If you have made any changes since this date, you will receive a new statement within two working days.
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Total fees and charges
Summary of fees and charges assessed for the year.
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Payment received
Payments you've made to Monash.
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HELP scheme
Amount you've deferred to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), if you have a HELP scheme (ie HECS-HELP, FEE-HELP and/or SA-HELP).
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Sponsored amount
Amount paid by your sponsor, if you have one (e.g. scholarship, employer).
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Balance due
Summary of fees and charges assessed for the year less any payments, HELP scheme or sponsorships applied.
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Payment due dates
Due dates and outstanding amounts for each teaching period.
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Payment(s) required
Course and other fee amounts due after any payments, HELP scheme or sponsorships have been applied. If the balance is zero then no payment is required.
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Teaching period
Monash has a number of teaching periods. Each teaching period connects to a fee period. For a list of these, see fee invoice periods.
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EFTSL
An Equivalent Full-Time Student Load (EFTSL) is 48 credit points. Most units run for a semester and have a value of six credit points (0.125 EFTSL).
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Charges
Fees and charges assessed for the year.
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Payment received
Payments you've made to Monash.
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HELP scheme
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Sponsored amount
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Payment(s) required
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Sub total
Total for each teaching period with the amount due in the last column. If the balance is zero then no payment is required.
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Total fees and charges
Total of all Sub Total columns, with the amount due in the last column. If the balance is zero then no payment is required.