Important Payment Plan Information for Graduate Students

As in previous years, Graduate students will have the opportunity to participate in payment plans that enable Grad students to pay your tuition and fees in installments.

In a response to better serve students’ needs, this year there will be two payment plans: one for the Fall and Winter terms and one for the Summer term. 

If you participate in the Fall/Winter plan, you will be automatically enrolled in the Summer plan unless you advise the Registrar’s Office that you do not wish to participate in the Summer plan. 

The Fall/Winter payment plan includes tuition and fees with due dates in the fall and winter terms only (Sept 1-April 30). The Summer payment plan includes tuition and fees with due dates in the summer term (May 1-Aug 31). 

Eligible fees are: tuition, student assistance levy, student activity fees, residence fees, meal plans, and University Health Insurance Plan (UHIP). Examples of fees that must be paid outside of the payment plan are library fines, residence fines, and NSF charges. 

FALL/WINTER payment plan

• Fall and winter tuition and fees are divided into 7 installments
• The first automatic withdrawal will occur on October 5^th, and the remaining 6 withdrawals will be taken on the 5^th of each month
• You must self-enroll through SOLUS; enrollment is open Aug 8-31, 2012
• Ensure your banking information is complete and correct in SOLUS by September 30th
• Changes made to banking information between the 6^th and last day of any month will take effect with the next payment

SUMMER payment plan

• Summer tuition and fees will be assessed in 2013 in March/April
• Summer tuition and fees are divided into 4 installments
• The Summer plan payments will not be the same amount as the Fall/Winter plan payments, so be sure to check SOLUS so that you can budget accordingly.
• The first automatic withdrawal will occur on May 5^th, and the remaining 3 withdrawals will be taken on the 5^th of each month
• If you participate in the Fall/Winter payment plan, you will be automatically enrolled in the Summer payment plan at the end of April 2013 unless you notify the Registrar’s Office that you do not wish to participate.

 

You can cancel your participation from a payment plan at any time. Please bear in mind that the unpaid tuition and fees will revert back to the original due dates. 

Overdue debt needs to be paid immediately to avoid monthly Service Charges. 

For more information on Queen’s Payment Plans, visit the website: http://www.queensu.ca/registrar/currentstudents/fees/payment/preauth.html

 

Office of the University Registrar

Queen's University

613-533-6000