Tuition Payment

he first deadline to make a payment for Spring term 2023 is December 26, 2022. Students that register on or after December 26 will need to make a payment arrangement by January 16, 2023. Students registering after the first week of the semester should make payment arrangements as soon as possible. Students registering late will not be dropped for non-payment and will be held responsible for their tuition and fees.

Full payment of Spring term tuition and fees must be made by February 17, 2023. Students who do not pay their tuition and fees in full by the February 17 deadline will be assessed a monthly late fee of $25, as well as a single administrative fee of $30 for placing the student on the College payment plan. Students with outstanding account balances after the February 17 deadline will have a hold placed on their record and will be unable to register for future courses or obtain an official transcript until their account balance is paid in full. The tuition and fee payment deadline for registrations for late start courses made on or after the above deadlines must be paid in full at the time of the registration to avoid being assessed the above fees.

The first deadline to make a payment for Summer term 2023 is May 9, 2023. Students that register on or after May 9 will need to make a payment arrangement by May 30, 2023. Students registering after the first week of the semester should make payment arrangements as soon as possible. Students registering late will not be dropped for non-payment and will be held responsible for their tuition and fees.

Full payment of Summer term tuition and fees must be made by June 30, 2023. Students who do not pay their tuition and fees in full by the June 30 deadline will be assessed a monthly late fee of $25, as well as a single administrative fee of $30 for placing the student on the College payment plan. Students with outstanding account balances after the June 30 deadline will have a hold placed on their record and will be unable to register for future courses or obtain an official transcript until their account balance is paid in full. The tuition and fee payment deadline for registrations for late start courses made on or after the above deadlines must be paid in full at the time of the registration to avoid being assessed the above fees.

Students can arrange for the payment of their tuition and fees in any one of the following easy ways:

• Sign up for an automatic payment plan, NBS e-Cashier (Nelnet), in eServices
• Make a down-payment of $300 or 15 percent of the total amount owed (whichever is less) in person at the Business Office or online through eServices
• The Business Office will defer your tuition/fees if Century College has received your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
• Submit a Third Party Billing Authorization to the Business Office
• Submit a verification of an outside scholarship to cover tuition and fees to the Business Office

• Contact the Business Office for deferral if using a 529 account

Four easy payment options

At Century, we make it easy to pay your tuition and fees by offering 4 easy options:

1. Online web payment is available with Visa, Master Card or personal check.

• Log in to Century College eServices, bills and payment.
• Click on make a payment (or choose other options as needed.)
• Proceed as directed.

2. Mail credit card or check payment to:

Century College Business Office
3300 Century Avenue North
White Bear Lake, MN 55110

Payment by check must include:

• Student ID number
• Daytime phone number
• Payment by credit card must include:
• Student ID or Social Security number
• Daytime phone number
• Credit card number
• Credit card expiration date
• Zip code of credit card holder
• Credit card signature

3. Pay in person at the Century College Business Office, Rm 2340, West Campus, or use our handy payment drop box located next to the Business Office window.

4. Sign up for an automatic payment plan, NBS e-Cashier (Nelnet), in eServices.

NOTE: If students decide not to attend their classes, it is their responsibility to drop them. Students are responsible for the payment of tuition and fees for all courses not dropped during the first 5 business days of the session, regardless of whether or not the student chooses to attend the class.

If you decide not to attend, please do not rely on the “registration cancellation for non-payment” process as a way to drop your classes.

Students who do not plan on attending registered classes must drop on eServices or complete a drop form in person at the Records Office prior to the 5th day of the semester. Century College does not drop students for non-attendance. Therefore, DO NOT rely on the college to drop you from your courses.

After the 5th day of the semester, all registered students are financially committed for tuition and fees. All classes at Century College have a limited number of seats available. Your registration reserves a seat in each of your classes, and prevents another student from registering should a class be full.

• In requesting this reservation, you have incurred a tuition obligation.
• No invoices or tuition statements are sent out. View your fee statement online at eServices.
• Students are required to pay tuition and fees unless they drop classes prior to the 5th day of the semester in person at the Records Office or through eServices.