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Support student choice. Support higher education reform.

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Kathleen Malakou
11 years ago

If I have to start paying fees I am unable to complete my degree. I chose a degree because at the age of 56 years old it is difficult to get a job. I only have 6 months left. Perhaps I should just give up, get onto Centrelink and tell the government I cant get a job to pay them back hecs fees for the past three years.

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David Nothard
11 years ago

I support the ability for a student to have choice and would like to see a level playing field in what i pay for my course.

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Kerry Harden
11 years ago

I am a student at a non university higher education provider and this institution has an exisiting long history within Australia of providing excellent tuition and relevant study to chosen career. Many students inclusive of myself will be a great disadvantage with the proposed government changes. I highly disagree with these changes, they are not conducive to our Australian choices

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Atalanta Ehrenreich
11 years ago

I want to be able to have the same support as other students even though I want to study at a school that is not a public uni because it better suits what I want to do

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MJ M
11 years ago

Give 'all' students in Australian universities a chance to reach their career aspirations & goals.

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james savelberg
11 years ago

I am all for the reform. Why do student in the private sector have to pay so much more?

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AretiMihas
11 years ago

not fair and not Australian

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Peter Roebig
11 years ago

Access to higher education is and should remain a fundamental right for every Australian citizen who aspires to it and not just for those who can afford to pay for it. To do otherwise and exclude by "any" exclusive selection is an unjust and unfair policy proposal.

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srivatsan chellappa
11 years ago

This is totally unfair on middle class families like us

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Melissa Brierley
11 years ago

Help all students trying to better their lives.

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Vicky Broady
11 years ago

This is not fair. I am a student, one of the many who are just trying to learn and follow my passion.

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Stephen Reinmuth
11 years ago

Consistency in funding is required

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Diana Young
11 years ago

I have been studying with the ACAP (Bach of Social Science). I have found this college is exceptional in helping me achieve the education requirements I need to continue on my pathway to better counselling in the community both paid and volunteer capacity. I will receive the equal value degree with ACAP as with the public system, therefore believe I am entitled to the same govt financial support. I think I should not be disadvantaged for choosing a college that suits my needs. Please pass the governments higher educations reforms so I can continue with the college of my choice.

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andrea matijevic
11 years ago

but uts ok for his daughter to get a scholarship & never have yo worry about payments. never mind about lower&working class.

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rosemary e mayle
11 years ago

Abbot is shooting himself in the foot. He is an uneducated fool. He's trying to stop people living on welfare while forcing more people on to welfare with job cuts, higher costs etc. And he obviously he calls himself a Christian but knows absolutely nothing about God and the bible.

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Paul
11 years ago

:)

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Nava Malula
11 years ago

We choose these learning institutions because they suit our educational goals, career aspirations and personal circumstances.

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Kristiina Hope
11 years ago

I absolutely agree with the petition. There should not be discrimination in financial support between different schools as long as they have been accepted to a certain standard.

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Valarie
11 years ago

This is supposed to be a country that believes in freedom, and true freedom is choice!

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Hayden
11 years ago

This is so unfair, I'm so upset this is happening.