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All applicants to Confederation College have a due date by which they must have paid or made arrangements for their tuition. First year students will find their due date on their offer of admission. If you have not received an offer of admission, or are unsure of its whereabouts, please contact the Admissions office at (807) 475-6213 or 1 (800) 263-9415, or by email at admissions@confederationc.on.ca to verify your due date. All students returning to second or third year have a tuition due date of July 20, 2011.
Tuition Deferral Policy 2010-11
Students who have applied for funding through the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) will automatically have their tuition deferred.
Tuition deferrals will be issued in two stages. In order to be eligible for a tuition deferral stage 1 you must meet the following conditions:
1) Confirmed your seat
2) Submitted an application for OSAP funding at least 5 days prior to your fee deadline due date. (The college will electronically confirm with the ministry that an application has been submitted)
If you have done both of the above, your seat will be reserved for you. If you have not, you will be in jeopardy of losing your seat.
Tuition Deferral Stage 2
In order to be eligible to register in your classes in August, you must meet the following conditions:
1) Have an OSAP application that is complete and has no outstanding issues (i.e. missing documentation)
2) Have a total OSAP assessed award that is equal to or greater than your outstanding debt to the college (these would include but not limited to, tuition fees, residence fees, prior outstanding balances)
If both of these conditions are met, you will be allowed to register. If not, you must either pay the difference between your outstanding debt and your total OSAP award or contact the Financial Aid Office.
All deferred tuition fees of $50.00 will be deducted from your first instalment of OSAP funding.
For further information regarding OSAP as well as awards, bursaries, scholarships, etc., please see Financial Aid
Information for Students Being Sponsored or Funded
**If you are a Student whose education is being sponsored by an Organization or Band, you will need to complete the following:
If you are being sponsored by a government agency, employer, Band, etc. you must provide a supporting letter from the Organization or Band to Confederation College. This letter must be typed on the Organization or Band letterhead and be addressed to Confederation College, prior to the tuition due date. The letter must state the following:
- your name and student number
- the year/term you are being sponsored
- your program
If the sponsorship letter is received after the tuition due date, you will be responsible for the late fee. Be aware that a late submission of your sponsorship letter may result in the loss of your program seat.
**If you are a Student participating in The Second Career Program, please see below:
Once you have applied for funding through Second Career, the agency must send a letter to Confederation College indicating that you are being considered for funding. As soon as you have been approved for funding, the agency must then send your approval to Confederation College. Be aware that late confirmations of funding may result in the loss of your program seat. To verify Confederation College has received confirmation of your funding, please email: registrationservices@confederationc.on.ca.
Do you need a Verification of Enrolment letter?
We are pleased to announce that you can now print one directly from Self Service Banner.
Here’s how:
1) Go to www.confederationc.on.ca/services/academic
2) Select "Banner Self Serve Application" from the Services listings on the left
3) Click “Enter Secure Area”
4) Log on with your username and password
5) Click on “Student Services”
6) Click on “Student Records”
7) Click on “Registration Letters”
8) Select a term
9) Click on “Confirmation of Enrolment”
10) Letter will open in a new webpage, ready to be printed.
*Please note that the letters are based on your registration status. You can print letters for past term, current term and future term.
If you require a more detailed letter which includes tuition fees and particular dates, please print our Request for Funding Support Letter, fill out and send to the Registration Services office where it will be processed and the required letter sent as per your instructions.
Fax: (807) 623-4512 to the attention of Registration Services
Email: registrationservices@confederationc.on.ca
Internet Banking - Add Confederation College as a Payee to any major Canadian Bank and pay online. Your account number is your 9 digit Student ID Number located on the top right corner of your Offer of Admission. This is an easy, convenient and secure payment option.
In-Person - Our main cashier is located in the Registration Office located on the first floor of the Shuniah Building. We are open Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. We accept cash, visa and MasterCard, debit card or certified cheques. Please ensure the certified cheque is made payable to Confederation College and indicate your Student ID on the cheque. The address for mailing a payment is:
Confederation College
Attn: Main Cashier
P.O. Box 398
Thunder Bay, ON P7C 4W1
Web Payment - Pay online through Confederation's Student Information System. You need to have confirmed your program seat (first year students) prior to accessing this service.
1) Go to www.confederationc.on.ca/services/academic
2) Select “Banner Self Serve Application” from the Services listings on the left.
3) Click on "Enter Secure Area"
4) Log in with “username” and “password”
5) Click on "Student Services"
6) Click on "Student Records"
7) Click on "Account Summary by Term"
8) At the bottom of the page, select "Credit Card Payment"
9) Select a term (i.e. Fall 2011). Enter your payment amount and click “Submit Payment”
10) Click on “Confirm Payment”. NOTE: Please be patient, you will see a screen confirming your payment. DO NOT click the back button in the web browser.
If you elect to split your fees, an additional $30 non-refundable split-fee charge is calculated into the first installment payment. Your second installment of fees will be due on December 20th, 2010.
If you are late in paying your fees, an additional non-refundable Late Fee Payment of $50 will be applied. Program seats are reserved only for students who have paid fees or secured funding.
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