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Calculating the student contribution charge for a non-standard load program

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To calculate the student contribution charge for a particular course in a standard enrolment load program, you will need the following information:

  • The full-time load for your non-standard program;
  • The credit point value of the course (subject); and
  • The student contribution band the course is assigned to.

The example illustrated will be for a Commonwealth Supported student commencing the Bachelor of Forensic Science/Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice in 2008. We will calculate the student contribution charge for the course 1005BPS Cell Biology.

The non-standard enrolment load list displays all Griffith University programs which carry a non-standard load and the full-time load for these programs.

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To find the credit point value of the course and the student contribution band, you will need to browse Griffith University's programs and courses website to find your particular program.

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Firstly, refer to the non-standard enrolment load list to find the full-time load. In this example, the full-time load for the Bachelor of Forensic Science/Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice is 86.25CP.

The next step is to find the student contribution band and credit point value for your chosen course.

Program structure link

To find the other pieces of information, you will need to refer to the program structure.

Program structure page

Find the course you are interested in, and click on the Catalogue Nbr link, which will take your through to the Course Catalogue information for that course.

Course information screen

On this page you will find the Student Contribution band and the workload units (credit points) for that course.

So to calculate your student contribution, you will need to find out the cost per credit point for your course.

Divide $7260 (the student contribution charge for band 2) by 86.25 (the full-time load for your program). The result of $84.17 is the cost per credit point.

Next, multiply $84.17 (the cost per credit point) by 10 (the number of credit points for the course 1005BPS Cell Biology).

A Commonwealth Supported student who commenced the Bachelor of Forensic Science/Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice in 2008, studying the course 1005BPS Cell Biology would pay a student contribution charge of $841.70.

Note that your student contribution charge will be rounded down to the nearest dollar value to $841.00.

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