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	What should I study and where? Search the Course Finder for courses offered by eligible Australian higher education providers (universities and other institutions). Find out about the cost and the minimum entrance requirements.
	Enrolling or already studying? Essential and up to date information for all student studying in 2010 about: - Commonwealth support and HECS-HELP - FEE-HELP and - OS-HELP . Essential and up to date information for all students studying in 2009 about: - Commonwealth support and HECS-HELP - FEE-HELP and - OS-HELP . Note: Request for Commonwealth Support and HECS-HELP, Request for FEE-HELP assistance and OS-HELP debt confirmation application forms are only available from your provider.
	Log in to myUniAssist. Have your CHESSN handy. Have you checked your Student Learning Entitlement and/or FEE-HELP Balance? Find out more.
	When and how do I repay my HELP debt? Find out when you need to start making compulsory repayments. Additional information can also be obtained from the Tax Office.
	Changes to HELP repayments and maximum student contribution amounts for education and nursing In the 2009 Budget, the Australian Government announced that students who graduate from an eligible education or nursing course of study from second semester 2009 onwards will be able to apply for a reduction in their compulsory HELP repayment if they work as a teacher or nurse. Find out if you're eligible From 1 January 2010 the maximum annual student contribution amount (previously called HECS) for commencing students undertaking education and nursing units of study will be increased from the 'national priority' rate to the band 1 rate. Changes to the OS-HELP loan fee There will be NO loan fee on any OS-HELP loans with a debt incurral date on or after 1 January 2010. Find out more here. Increase in FEE-HELP loan fee for undergraduate students – update on the Increased Loan fee legislation NOTE: The Fee-HELP loan fee will now NOT increase from 1 July 2010. On 2 November 2009 the Government announced that, subject to the passage of legislation, the FEE-HELP loan fee was to increase to 25 per cent for undergraduate units of study with census dates on or after 1 July 2010. Debate of the Higher Education Support Amendment (FEE-HELP Loan Fee) Bill 2010 did not occur in the Senate’s winter sittings. The proposed amendment is not intended to operate retrospectively, and therefore the increased fee will NOT take effect from 1 July 2010. The sector will be advised of updated information regarding the increase to the loan fee as it becomes available. Click here 2009-10 Budget