3.2 How do I make a payment or defer my fees?

2 min. readlast update: 04.19.2024

What are the different types of fees required? 

Tuition Deposit 

All full-time domestic students, new and returning, in a post-secondary or graduate certificate program, are required to pay a $500.00 non-refundable Tuition Deposit in their initial term during an academic year. This $500.00 non-refundable Tuition Deposit is used towards the balance due for that term, and secures the student’s seat in their program for the full academic year and confirms that the student acknowledges and accepts that they are responsible to pay all program fees assessed. 

Tuition Balance 

Once the Tuition Deposit has been paid or deferred on ACSIS, you will receive an email to notify you that the balance of your fees have been deferred to three weeks after the start of your initial term.  

When are fees due? 

All fee deadlines are outlined on our Fees Due Dates page. All students whose fees are received after the Balance Due Date will be charged a late-payment fee of $150. 

How do I make a payment? 

Algonquin College offers flexible ways to make payments, including online, phone, or cheque by mail. Please visit the website for further details regarding Payment Options

Am I eligible to defer my tuition deposit and/or remaining balance? 

Algonquin College Students who have applied for OSAP or Out-of-Province financial aid are eligible for a deferral of their $500.00 non-refundable tuition deposit. Eligible students can defer their tuition deposit on their ACSIS account by clicking on “Defer Your Fees” under the FEES & PAYMENTS Menu Option.  

Fee payments for part-time students

Part-time students only pay for the courses they register for in a semester. Students can choose a maximum of three courses per semester and register online or over the phone by calling the Registrar's Office at 613-727-0002

 

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