It is the responsibility of the student to ensure that all outstanding fees are paid. The graduate fee structure is under review at the present time. Fees must be paid at the Business Office or satisfactory arrangement for their payment be made within 21 days of the beginning of term in order to avoid late payment fees. Information on payment by installment, on arrangement for payment from scholarships, research and teaching fellowships, or on refunds is available in the University Calendar or from the Graduate Office or Business Services. A Student Card is issued after fees have been assessed.
Strict deadlines apply in all requests for fee refunds.
Outstanding fees Subsequent registration will not be permitted until all outstanding accounts have been cleared with the Business Office. Students with outstanding accounts who have fulfilled all graduate program requirements will be allowed to graduate. However, the University will not convey a diploma nor issue transcripts until the outstanding account has been settled. This fee supports the office of the International Student Advisor. The full First Time Registration in Thesis Fee is due at the time of first registration, even if first registration occurs in January or May, rather than September when most students begin their graduate program.