Financial Responsibilities
When planning for the financial cost of attending college, it is important to consider various expenses such as tuition fees, living expenses, transportation, textbooks, and materials. In addition, there are other costs that students should also keep in mind, including:
- Books and incidentals: This category covers expenses related to photocopying, art supplies, musical instruments, physical education gear, field trips, computer supplies, and materials for the practicum or other teaching experiences.
- Accident insurance: All students are required to have accident insurance, which can be obtained through the college.
- Medical examination: A medical examination is required at the beginning of the first year for all full and part-time students, and again at the beginning of the final year for all students.
- Personal expenses: The cost of medical supplies, toiletries, snacks, and drinks are the student’s personal responsibility. Students are also responsible for their own transportation expenses, textbooks, and other school-related supplies.
By considering all of these expenses and planning accordingly, students can be better prepared for the financial obligations that come with attending college.
Payment Options
Option 1 – Payment in Full
To be paid on or before registration. NO INTEREST APPLIED.
Tuition fees are to be paid in full at the bank on or before the first week in August.
Option 2 – Two part payment
0.5% interest is added to tuition fee, payments are to be made in 2 equal parts.
50% of the tuition is to be paid on or before the first week in August.
The remaining 50% is to be paid by the last day in November.
Option 3 – 1% interest is added to tuition fee, payments are to be made in three (3) equal parts.
33.33% of the tuition is to be paid on or before the first week in August.
33.33% of the tuition is to be paid on or before the last week in November.
The remaining balance is to be paid by the last day in February.
Option 4 – 1.5% interest is added to tuition fee, payments are to be made in four (4) equal parts.
25% of the tuition is to be paid on or before the first week in August.
25% of the tuition is to be paid on or before the last week in October.
25% of the tuition is to be paid on or before the last week in December.
The remaining balance is to be paid by the last day in February.
Option 5 – 2% interest is added to tuition fee, payments are to be made monthly.
First payment is to be made on or before the first week in August.
Final payment by the last day April.
Students pursuing the B.Ed. with Advanced Standing and Associate Degree programmes are required to pay per credit.
Other fees include:
Insurance fee
For residential students:
Dorm Fees and Incidental fees.
NOTE: Debit card transactions are facilitated.