Paying Tuition
Learn about eBill and payments (PDF). View your bill online. Bills aren't mailed. (You can receive a mailed bill if you send a request to each semester.)
Spring/Summer 2013 Payment Deadlines - Pay Your Bill to Keep Your Seat
Students registering for Spring/Summer classes need to pay by the payment deadline (see below for how payment is defined) in order to keep the classes that are on their schedule.
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Payment Deadlines for Spring/Summer 2013 Class Sessions
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10:00pm, Thursday, April 25
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10:00pm, Thursday, May 2
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10:00pm, the day you register
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Spring/Summer 2013 semester begins Monday, May 13.
As of May 3, you must pay the tuition and fees by 10:00pm the day you register to keep your seat in class.
Fall 2013 Payment Deadlines - Pay Your Bill to Keep Your Seat
Students who register for Fall 2013 and pay in full, enroll in a payment plan, have finalized financial aid, or employer/agency authorization submitted to the Cashier's office, by August 1 will pay current tuition rates. Fall tuition will be put on student accounts the 2nd week of July and notice of billing will be sent to WCC student email. August 1 is the deadline to register and have your payment obligation in place to get current rates. Students who register after August 1 for the first time (and have not been dropped for nonpayment) will pay 2013-2014 rates: this is an increase of $2 per credit hour for in-district students, $4 per hour for out-of-district students, and $6 per hour for out-of-state students.
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Payment Deadlines for Fall 2013 Class Sessions
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10:00pm, Thursday, August 1
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10:00pm, Thursday, August 8
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10:00pm, Thursday, August 15
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10:00pm, the day you register
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Fall 2013 semester begins Friday, August 23.
As of August 16, you must pay the tuition and fees by 10:00pm the day you register to keep your seat in class.
How to check your account balance
After you register and check your schedule, click Account Summary by Term at the bottom of the
MyWCC registration screen.
Or login to Billing and Payments
and click recent account activity under the Current Account Status heading on the Home tab.
Your statement is only updated weekly.
Payment is defined by:
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Paid in Full (Cash, Electronic or Paper Check, Credit Card)
Pay online:
Pay at the Cashier's Office
(drop box available for checks).
Cashier and Web Payment Hours.
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Enrolled in the WCC ePayPlan
Learn about ePayPlan.
Already know you want to use ePayPlan? After you register for a credit class, log in to Billing and Payments and set up your plan.
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Financial Aid authorized - check Financial Aid in MyWCC
Apply for your aid in advance to get it awarded by the payment deadline or make payment arrangements.
See the Financial Aid website for details.
Login to MyWCC
to check your financial aid status. If your Financial Aid has been authorized you will not be dropped from your classes.
If your Financial Aid, Scholarship, Veterans, Employer or Agency Payment is not authorized by the payment deadlines at the top of the page, you may spread your payments over the semester with the student payment plan,
ePayPlan (if it works with your budget).
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Third Party Authorization accepted by the Cashier's Office
See Third Party Payment page for details.
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High School Authorization to Pay
See High School Authorization to Pay page for details.
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Emeritus Student Status
See Emeritus Scholarship page for further information.
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WCC Staff Status
Keep employee, spouse and dependent records current with Human Resources. Payment process runs each night.
Student Accounting
For receipt requests, information about tuition tax notification, and/or employer third party payment information, visit the
Student Accounting website.
Additional Resources on how to Pay for College
Be sure to visit
WCC's Cash Course site for more information and resources on paying for college and making informed financial decisions throughout your college years and beyond.
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Log in to MyWCC
- Pay in full with credit card or electronic check.
- Get account summary.
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Refund Policy
Information on who is eligible to receive a refund upon dropping a class.
Refund Procedure
Details on how to receive a refund if you decide to drop a class.
Residency
Where you live can effect the amount of your tuition.
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