Trinity College will take necessary steps to collect amounts not paid and may refuse to permit a student to take exams, to receive a diploma or college transcript, or to register for subsequent courses until all college bills are paid. Any costs of collection, including interest, collection fees, and legal fees, become the responsibility of the student. The college allows students to arrange for payment of tuition in monthly installments over the course of the semester. In order to take full advantage of this plan a student should obtain materials and apply one month prior to the start of the semester. The plan is not available for the summer, May term, winter term, or accelerated sessions.
Many companies provide assistance to their employees to help with tuition expenses.
Students should check with their employer to see if they are eligible for such benefits. Students whose employers will be providing financial assistance need to submit a voucher to generate employer billing at the time they seek financial clearance. Students also receive a monthly statement indicating all charges accrued, including room and board. Payment arrangements must be made prior to the first day of classes. A student is obligated to pay for all registered courses unless or until courses are dropped in the full refund period.