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La Trobe University
Residential Services

Fees, scholarships, prizes and bursaries

Fees for each college on campus are different because each college offers a range of services and facilities, support opportunities and academic development.

We encourage you to visit each accommodation option and determine which one suits you best.

Fees for Residential colleges - 2009
 
Menzies College
Glenn College
Chisholm College
Compulsory Fees (per calendar year)
Refundable bond
$500.00
$500.00
$500.00
Orientation & Transition Program Fee (1st year residents only)
$88.00
$88.00
$88.00
Student Club/ Student Association Fee +

$110.00

$110.00
$110.00
Facilities & Services Fee+
$350.00
$350.00
$350.00
Internet Connection Fee
$110.00
$110.00
$110.00
Down-under Program (International Students Only)
$100.00
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-
Rent rate (daily rate)
 
$29.80
$38.30*
$23.30

Charges

While everyone locks him/herself out of a room or building occasionally, it should be understood that students are expected to take the responsibility of having their keys with them, and requests for this service should occur infrequently. We understand that a lockout will inevitably occur, so the first instance will be free of charge, unfortunately subsequent lockouts must be billed at $15.00 per lockout during working hours, 9.00 to 5.00pm and $25.00 for any other times and days when the University is closed.

Bursary Applications

Bursary application form 2009 (PDF 90 kB)
Regional Scholarship for college residents. Application form PDF 137k

Commonwealth Scholarship Information

Further information on various scholarships available

La Trobe University Scholarships and Prizes Information

The University offers wide rang of scholarships to commencing and continuing students across all fields of study to both undergraduate and postgraduate students.
More information can be found on the Scholarships and Prizes pages of the LTU web.

Rural Finance Scholarship

Each year, Rural Finance offers scholarships to undergraduate students committed to the growth of Victorian agriculture.
The scholarships worth up to $6000.00 are open to first and second year students who can demonstrate a career commitment to agriculture. This includes student who wish to take up farming as a career or who are planning to provide consultancy, research, technological, marketing and other services to agriculture.
Further information if available from the Rural Finance web page (follow the link from the home page)
Closing date is the 31st of May 2009.

Note: (+) There is a lesser fee for students who are only in college for one semester.

Note: (*) This rate includes breakfast and dinner daily.