Support student choice. Support higher education reform.

I won't benefit from these changes but I approve of them

If the degree we receive at the end of our studies is of equal value as a public university, what is the purpose of discriminating against the choice of where we want to study!

I am in full support of the necessary change!

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The current situation is obviously unfair

As someone who has worked with a variety of non-university higher ed providers over a period of 18 years, I want to affirm the value of the contribution these institutions make to the Australian education spectrum and therefore support this proposed reform.

Please remove the 25% loan fee on fee-help

studying at university shouldbe encouraged and promoted instead of locking us up in debt in our furture.

Our country currently provides educational opportunities unavailable in many places. This is something that strengthens us as a nation, and changing it will weaken us.

Please help those of us who choose non-university education by passing the higher education reforms regarding equitable funding. We're only asking for the same support as students at public universities!

These reforms will level the playing field for students of private higher education providers.

Please make higher education equitable by recognising private providers in the same way as universities.

My non-university tertiary training is of a very high quality and surpasses that of my university training. While the proposed changes will not greatly affect my own situation I do feel they are just and will enable non-university students to receive a quality education at an affordable price.

this would be a great step forward for Australia

This is definitely needed!!

As a student with a private institution, I would like to have more of the benefits that students of Government institutions have.

Equal education benefits

educational equity of opportunity should be supported as a truly Australian value

The current system appears inequitable. If students are completing degrees of the same quality and rigour as university degrees, then it seems unfair to have different funding arrangements for those who choose a private college. The introduction of funding equity would be greatly appreciated, and would remove this inconsistency in the system.

Please right the inequity in student debts. Thank you!