Payment Methods

King's University College accepts the following payment methods:

  • Telephone/Online Banking: Use King's University College as the bill/payee and your Student Number as the account number
    • For more information and applicable banks click here.
  • VISA and MasterCard: accepted for deposits and PLAN A only. 
    Credit Cards are NOT ACCEPTED for PLAN B.  Credit Card Authorization Form
    • Deposits are due within 10 days of registering for your first course.
  • Cheque/Draft Cheque/Money Order: Please make cheques payable to 'King's University College'
  • Debit available at the counter: For students who intend to used a debit card, please note that most debit cards have a default spending limit.  If the payment you wish to make is larger than this limit,  you may wish to contact the issuing bank beforehand to determine if you can increase your daily spending limit temporarily while you are trying to meet the fee payment deadline.  If your bank will not do so, you will need to be prepared to make an alternate method of payment.
  • Cash

Late Payments - Canadian Students

King’s provides information to students regarding deadlines using a variety of mediums (invoices, fees schedules, and registration handbooks) through web postings, emails and posters around the College. In addition, our staff in Student Financial Services is available during normal business hours 12 months of the year to answer queries and counsel students with financial concerns.  Administrative fees are charged to students who have missed deadlines for payments or processing of information. A fee of $115.00 is added to a Canadian full-time student’s account per term and becomes part of the outstanding balance. Fees for Canadian part-time students are prorated based on course loads.

Late Registrants:

Late registrants are required to pay the applicable fees according to the deadlines given.  If you register after the tuition fee deadline, you are required to contact Student Financial Services immediately to arrange for payment of your fees, which will be due immediately upon registration.  The 10 day waiting period is not available to late registrants.

Please note:  If you are expecting a King's University College Entrance/Continuing Scholarship, you may deduct the amount of the scholarship from your payment.  It is your responsibility to verify the status of the scholarship with the Office of the Registrar for an Entrance Scholarship or the Academic Dean's Office for a Continuing Scholarship, to ensure that you meet the requirements of the scholarship offer.  If, for any reason, you no longer qualify for the scholarship, you are required to pay the difference immediately.  

Late Payments - International Students

International Students are required to pay their full tuition balance no later than August 13, 2012.  All payment methods are available to International Students except Pre-Authorized Debt

King’s provides information to students regarding deadlines using a variety of mediums (invoices, fees schedules, and registration handbooks) through web postings, emails and posters around the College. In addition, our staff in Student Financial Services is available during normal business hours 12 months of the year to answer queries and counsel students with financial concerns. Administrative fees are charged to students who have missed deadlines for payments or processing of information. A fee of $315.00 is added to a International student’s account and becomes part of the outstanding balance.

Late Registrants:
Late registrants are required to pay the applicable fees according to the deadlines given.  If you register after the tuition fee deadline, you are required to contact Student Financial Services immediately to arrange for payment of your fees, which will be due immediately upon registration.  The 10 day waiting period is not available to late registrants.