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• Check your financial statement

  <p>Once you've completed enrolment, check your student financial statement to view your fees. Log in to <strong>Sydney Student &gt; My finance &gt; Your finances &gt; View financial statement.</strong></p> <p>Your statement shows:</p> <ul> <li>each unit of study that you're enrolled in for that payment period including:<ul> <li>tuition fee amount</li> <li>equivalent full-time student load (EFTSL)</li> <li>payment due date</li> <li>census date.</li> </ul> </li> <li>the Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) and payment due date</li> <li>whether you've deferred tuition fees and/or SSAF under a Government HELP loan.</li> </ul>

• Know your due dates

  <p>You need to pay your fees by the due dates on your student financial statement. If you miss the due date, you will risk <a href="/content/students/paying-fees/unpaid-fees.html">late payment penalties and/or cancellation of your enrolment</a>.</p> <p>We&#39;ll also send email reminders when fees are due, so make sure you’re checking your University student email account.</p> <p>You can see the full list of dates on the <a href="/content/students/fees/paying-fees/due-dates.html">Fee due dates</a> page.</p>

• Choose your payment method

  <p>To pay your fees, log in to <strong>Sydney Student &gt; My finance &gt; Your finances &gt; Payment methods</strong>. Select your preferred payment method and follow the prompts.</p> <p>We don’t recommend paying your fees using a prepaid gift card and/or prepaid debit/credit card. If you require a refund, this will be processed back to the original card. If you lose the card or it expires, you may be unable to get a refund.</p>