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Students charged up to $1,000 difference in fees to complete the same interdisciplinary units

Education February 29, 2024By Stephanie Arulthasan and Simone Maddison

Invoices dated January 25, 2024, show that while a Bachelor of Arts student was charged $2,040.00 on HECS to complete FASS3333, their Bachelor of Science counterpart was only charged $1,118.00. Both students were in the same class and worked together in the same group.

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