Fee Dates and Payment Options

At Fanshawe College, students are invoiced for fees prior to each term they are going to attend (we call it "single term billing").
Students receive a fee invoice each term with their total tuition, fees, and payment due dates. Each term has a non-refundable deposit deadline and a final payment deadline. The deposit is applied to your tuition balance.

Level 1 Students

First-year students or students in a new program. A registration package with full information about fees and payment options is mailed to each level 1 student (i.e. first level of a new program, even if you were a student before). Part-time Ontario College Credential students will receive this information via email.

Returning Students

An invoice will be emailed to each student in level two or higher (whether continuing your studies or changing to an upper level of a different program based on advanced standing, academic credit or PLAR).

Students will receive an invoice communication each term, providing specific fees and due dates. Dates are subject to change.

Domestic Students

* If you do not pay your deposit by the deadline, you will not be registered for your program and may lose your seat.

** The balance of your tuition fees will be due on the 10th day of term (with Standard Start Dates)

*** Late Fee of $150.00 will be applied on the 11th day of term (with Standard Start Dates)

Collaborative Nursing program (NSG3) Students

* If you do not pay your deposit by the deadline, you will not be registered for your program and may lose your seat.

** The balance of your tuition fees will be due on the 10th day of term

*** Late Fee of $150.00 will be applied on the 11th day of term

Fanshawe College has partnered with Flywire to offer a secure and streamlined way to pay your fees. This option includes several payment methods, including credit card, debit card, EFT and bank transfer. Some of these options will include processing service fees that will be clearly indicated when paying, whereas other options have no service fee.

Refunds

In the event a refund is required, the payment will be returned to the person making the payment via the method used for the original transaction (e.g. if paid by credit card, the refund is returned to the same credit card).

Late Fees

Avoid the late fee of $150 by paying your tuition fees in full on or before the 10th day of term. Late fees are a $150 one-time flat fee (applied on the 11th day of term with standard start dates). 

Note: If you are charged a late fee and do not pay your balance by the end of the term, you will be blocked from future registrations. Unpaid debts may be sent to collections, where they can accrue interest and negatively impact your credit rating.

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