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Fees and Expenses
 

All student fees are payable upon registration. Tuition, room and board, for the semester, are due and payable on Registration Day unless students make use of the Deferred Payment Plan (see below).

Until scheduled payment(s) are received students will not be allowed to attend classes and school activities or write exams.

Textbooks must be paid for at time of purchase.

  Method of Payment
  Method of payment may include cash, cheque, Interac, automated account withdrawal or credit card (Mastercard or Visa or American Express).
Registration  
Application Fee (non-refundable) $50.00
Late Registration Fee $15.00 + $5.00/day
(max $45.00)
Tuition  
Tuition per credit hour $185.00
Audit fee, per credit hour $92.50
Directed Study surcharge
(per credit hour)
$35.00
For interest course $100.00
Thesis Fee $100.00
Room & Board  
Double occupancy + 20 meal plan
(per semester)
$2500.00
Single occupancy + 20 meal plan, per semester $3100.00
Damage fee (refundable) $300.00
Miscellaneous Fees  
Student fee, first semester (full-time) $570.00
Student fee, second semester (full-time) $245.00
Student fee, per semester (part-time) $195.00
Textbooks, per semester (approx.) $500.00
Internship Fee $100.00
Graduation Fee $60.00
Photocopier Keys (upon request) $20.00
Security Key Deposit (refundable) $30.00
   

 

Estimated College Cost Per Year
Full-time tuition*
(30 credit hours)
$5550
Room & Board*
(double occupancy)
$5000
Student Fee
(student, library, computer, etc.)
$815
Textbooks (approx.) $1000
Total Estimate Fees§ $12,365

 

  Parking Fees
 

Both Semesters

First Semester only
Second Semester only
$150.00
$65.00
$85.00

*fees are subject to change

 
Deferred payment Plan Option

Students who cannot pay in full at the beginning of a semester may take advantage of our Deferred Payment Plan option.

25% of account balance due and payable by the end of Registration week and 25% on the first of each month for the balance of the semester.

Interest charges of 2% monthly will be added on outstanding balance after registration week.   Failure to meet stated payment deadlines may result in dismissal from the college and/or residence.

 


 
Penalties

a) Outstanding accounts - Students having unpaid accounts at the College are:

1) Not permitted to register unless specific arrangements are made for payment

2) Not permitted to receive marks or transcripts

3) Not permitted to participate in graduation banquet speeches, receiving of certificates, diplomas, degrees, or awards.


b) Handling charge for NSF or other returned cheques - $15.00 per cheque.

 
Professional Discounts
To credential holders actively involved in ministries approved by the PAOC District and/or the Overseas Missions Department in which they hold credentials, and their dependents‡
• 10% on regular tuition.

To PAOC overseas missionaries dependents‡
• 25% on regular tuition.

To spouses of full-time students
• 50% on regular tuition.

To senior citizens, 65 years and over
• no tuition charge; all other fees are applicable


‡Dependents are defined as unmarried offspring under age 26, or spouses.



 
Refunds

A student who finds it necessary to withdraw after registration is entitled to a refund based on the following scale:

Tuition fees:
Refund is on a percentage basis for regular classes:

During first week 100%
During second week 75%
During third week 50%
After third week 0%

Module Refunds:
By 4:30pm on the first day: 100%
By 4:30pm on the second day: 75%
By 12:00pm on the third day: 50%
After 12:00pm on the third day: 0%


Room & Board:
Refunds are calculated on a pro-rated basis.

All other Fees are non-refundable

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