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Financial Information<br />

The following tuition and fee rates and financial policies<br />

are valid between May 1, 2016 and April 30, 2017. The<br />

fees as stated are correct at the time of publication.<br />

Ambrose reserves the right to change tuition and fees<br />

without notice.<br />

General Information and Policies<br />

Tuition Deposit<br />

A $250 non-refundable deposit is required prior to<br />

registration. This deposit will be applied towards tuition<br />

fees for the current academic year. The deposit must be<br />

paid in the first semester in which a student registered,<br />

either in the Fall or Winter semester.<br />

Due Date<br />

Tuition and fees (including residence and meal plan fees)<br />

are charged by semester.<br />

Due dates are:<br />

Fall Semester: August 31, 2016<br />

Winter/Spring Semesters: first day of classes<br />

If a student is unable to meet this deadline, they must<br />

contact the Finance Office to set up a deferred payment<br />

plan. Failure to do so will jeopardize registration status for<br />

the classes.<br />

Statement of Account<br />

Student account statements are available online via the<br />

student registration system. A detailed breakdown of<br />

charges and payments can be seen by clicking on the<br />

“billing” menu item once a student has logged in to the<br />

registration system. Students can access the registration<br />

system via https://my.ambrose.edu.<br />

Outstanding Student Account Balances<br />

All outstanding student account balances from prior<br />

semesters must be settled in full before a student is<br />

allowed to register for any additional classes.<br />

Students with outstanding account balances will not be<br />

issued any documents including degree parchments, grade<br />

reports, transcripts, income tax forms, etc.<br />

Methods of Payment<br />

1) In Person – cash, personal cheques, bank drafts,<br />

and Interac<br />

Make cheques payable to Ambrose<br />

University<br />

Write Student ID # on memo line<br />

Questions? Email:<br />

studentaccounts@ambrose.edu<br />

2) Mail – personal cheques or bank drafts<br />

Write Student ID # on memo line<br />

<br />

Questions? Email:<br />

studentaccounts@ambrose.edu<br />

3) Online – through your online banking website<br />

Available through CIBC, BMO, TD, RBC,<br />

Scotia Bank<br />

Use your 6-digit student ID # as<br />

account number<br />

Account balances may be found online<br />

through:<br />

https://students.ambrose.edu. Click on<br />

“Billing” menu item once logged-in<br />

Questions? Email:<br />

studentaccounts@ambrose.edu<br />

4) Email Transfers<br />

Send an email transfer to<br />

accounts@ambrose.edu<br />

Once payment is sent, provide the<br />

answer to the security question to<br />

accounts@ambrose.edu.<br />

5) Plastiq – credit cards through a third-party<br />

service<br />

Navigate to<br />

https://www.plastiq.com/pay. Register<br />

for an account and follow the steps<br />

Plastiq charges a nominal fee of 1.75%<br />

per transaction<br />

Late Charges and Deferred Payments<br />

Late Fee<br />

An outstanding balance on the student account is<br />

considered late at the end of the first month of each<br />

semester. Late accounts will be charged a one-time late<br />

fee of $125.<br />

Interest Charge<br />

All outstanding accounts will be charged monthly interest<br />

at a rate of 10% per annum.<br />

Deferred Payment Options<br />

Students may arrange for a deferred payment plan<br />

through Rotessa. Under this plan students must pay 1/3 of<br />

their tuition and fees and apply for the deferred payment<br />

portion through Rotessa by the tuition and fee due date.<br />

The remaining 2/3 of tuition and fees will be split into two<br />

equal payments that will be paid via direct debit from the<br />

student’s bank account.<br />

Students will be charged a $75 fee (per plan) for deferred<br />

payment plans handled by Rotessa. Any non-sufficient<br />

funds (NSF) payments will be charged an additional $25<br />

per NSF transaction.<br />

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