What is a Commonwealth Supported place?
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A Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) is a place in a higher education program where the Australian Government shares the cost of your study by paying part of your fees directly to the University. Students in a CSP pay a reduced fee called a “student contribution” and eligible students may defer this portion of their fees to a HELP loan.

Your letter of offer will indicate if you have been offered a Commonwealth Supported Place.

Commonwealth Supported Places are only available to eligible domestic students. 

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