We’d love to have you on board at Box Hill Institute, there are so many exciting opportunities for you to explore.
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You must meet the course entry requirements to be eligible to enrol. Check your course to see if there are additional requirements such as:
Start by contacting us. Once we receive your details, we will email you the full application form and instructions for completion and submission.
Once the admissions team receive your application, you will be sent instructions to complete the literacy, language and numeracy profile. Once completed, your application will be assessed. We suggest you allow yourself at least two hours to complete the profile.
Once your application and literacy, language and numeracy profile results are reviewed, an Admissions Officer will contact you to make an appointment for a pre-enrolment discussion.
You will be asked to provide method of payment details as part of the enrolment process to account for fees incurred. This could be via one or a combination of methods, depending on your course level, and the payment options available for that course. Payment/accounting for fees is how you secure your place in the course.
Fee payment/accounting for fees may include either paying fees upfront, establishing a payment plan, arranging a HELP Loan for tuition components if you are eligible, or any combination of these payment methods available for your course fee components, depending on your course.
This may be done remotely, via phone, or in person at our Student Administration offices at either Elgar, City or Lilydale campus. You will be asked to complete a payment details form as part of your enrolment to indicate your preferred payment method/s.
Payment methods are:
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The tuition fees and associated costs will depend on:
Please go to the course of your choice for the exact fees.
RPL and Credit Transfer
Recognition of Prior Learning, or RPL, can give you the opportunity to gain credits from previous study or life skills relevant to your course. To be successful, you will need to have a reasonable amount of experience in the area the course covers.
If you are continuing from secondary school or have limited work or life experience, you should consider your claim for RPL carefully before applying. If you are a mature age student with relevant experience, your skills are likely to have some value for credit through RPL. If you have qualifications or skills from another institute or training provider, you may gain credits.
