There are three ways you can pay your SSAF at Griffith:

myGriffith using your credit card

1. Log in to myGriffith.
2. Select Finances from the main menu.
3. Select Credit card from the Payment options.
4. Select Proceed to payment.

Please note that payment and transfer of funds to Griffith University is immediate.

Convera using your credit card or by telegraphic transfer

Credit card payments can be made via the Convera website. Accepted credit cards include:

• MasterCard
• VISA.

Telegraphic Transfers can be made by transferring funds to Convera at your bank or through online banking. International students can make payment in their local currency where possible.

Payment and transfer of funds to Griffith University can take between four to seven days.

BPay using your bank account

1. Generate your Academic Charges Account when it is available.
2. Log in to your bank account using internet or telephone.
3. Enter the Griffith University Biller Code (29264) and reference number.
   1. note: the reference number is located on the bottom left-hand corner of your ACA
4. Complete payment.

Payment and transfer of funds to Griffith University can take between two to four days.

If you are approved for a Government HELP loan by your census date, your loan will be repaid via the Australia taxation system once your income reaches a certain level.

Please note that penalties for non-payment may apply if you do not make full payment of your fees by the census date.

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Student Services and Amenities Fee

The Unique Student Identifier (USI) is a reference number made up of a combination of ten numbers and letters. Your USI is used to connect your student loan information to your personal details. You are required to provide a USI via the Pre-Enrolment Questionnaire to study at Griffith.

Your legal first name, last name and date of birth need to match exactly between Griffith University and the USI Registry. If they do not match, then your USI cannot be verified. You need a verified USI to:

• be eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP)
• be eligible for Commonwealth financial assistance (HECS-HELP, FEE-HELP, OS-HELP and SA-HELP)
  graduate and receive your award.

You can find more information on the Unique Student Identifier webpage.

Before enrolment opens, you will have the opportunity to plan your timetable for next trimester. To do this:

1. Log in to myGriffith.
2. Click My program.
3. Click Manage Enrolment.
4. Select the Plan Courses tab.
5. Add courses from your course list.

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How to select your classes

How to submit your enrolment

There are set times when you can submit your enrolment each trimester. Your personalised enrolment time will display on your myGriffith homepage.

1. Log in to myGriffith.
2. Click My program.
3. Click Manage enrolment.
4. Select the Submit enrolment tab.
5. Click the Enrol button.

When you are successfully enrolled in a course, the course status will be 'Enrolled'.

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How to plan your courses

How to select your classes

Once you have planned your courses, you can plan your class times. Adding a class to your planned timetable won't guarantee you a place, but it will save you time when enrolment opens and increase your chances of enrolling in your preferred class time.

1. Go to the relevant course in myGriffith.
2. Click the Select classes button against the course
3. Select your preferred classes and hit Save.

When you have selected all the required classes for a course, the course status will change from 'Action Required' to 'Planned'.

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How to plan your courses

How to submit your enrolment

Commonwealth Supported Students

Your tuition fees depend on the courses you choose, as each course falls under a specific government-designated discipline (student contribution band).

The indicative fee represents the estimated average cost for a typical first-year full-time study load (80 credit points or 40 credit points for certificate programs). Actual tuition fees may vary based on your choice of courses, majors, electives, and any approved recognition of prior learning.

Please note that the indicative fee is based on current conditions and available data and should only be used as a guide.

The Australian Government sets student contribution amounts annually, and they may be subject to increases.

You can find more information on student contribution bands on the Student Contribution Amount webpage. 

Fee-Paying Students

The indicative annual tuition fee is based on a standard full-time annual study load (80 credit points or 40 credit points for certificate programs) and should be used as a guide only.

Actual tuition fees for international fee-paying students may vary depending on the year you begin your studies and the year in which you enrol.

Please note that actual tuition fees for domestic fee-paying students may vary depending on the year in which you enrol.

Tuition fees are reviewed annually and are subject to change.

You can find more information on the Paying your fees webpage.

If you have been offered a place in a Griffith University program but don't want to start straight away, you may be eligible to defer your commencement for up to 12 months, given it is prior to the census date of your commencing Trimester. 

Please note that some programs do not allow deferral. You can learn if you are eligible to eligible and how to apply on the Taking a break from study webpage.

Griifth offer a range of languages. You can specialise in one or more of the following:

• Chinese
• Italian
• Japanese
• Spanish.

You can also study French, German, Russian, Indonesian, Korean and Modern Greek by enrolling as a Cross-Institutional student at the University of Queensland (UQ) whilst completing your other studies at Griffith.

You can find more information on the Brisbane Universities Languages Alliance (BULA) website, including details on how to enrol in language studies at UQ.

The Doctor of Medicine (MD) is a graduate entry four-year extended Masters (AQF level 9) program. Applicants are encouraged from all degree backgrounds. However, the most popular first degree choices are also the most recommended with these being in science and allied health disciplines like:

• Biomedical Science
• Health Science
• Pharmacy
• Nursing and/or Midwifery
• General Science with a major in Chemistry, Biology or Physics
• Dentistry, Paramedical, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy.

High achieving current year school leavers looking to pursue a career in medicine may also be interested in applying for Griffith's Bachelor of Medical Science as an accelerated pathway into medicine. This is a three year fulltime equivalent program that has a very limited number of places that is delivered in an intensive mode over two years.

Alternatively, because we accept and encourage graduates from all disciplines, you could apply for and complete any degree program. On completion of your degree you would be required to sit the GAMSAT exam and apply for entry to the MD via GEMSAS.