Tuition Payment Deadline: Updated for Spring 2020
Credit students must
demonstrate a verified way to pay for their classes within three days of
registering for their first class in the upcoming semester. This deadline is
different from that of the Fall 2019 semester.
Students who do not make their tuition payment arrangements, or who make
a partial payment without setting up a payment plan, will be removed from their
registered classes.
Important notes:
- Students have three days to
make tuition payment arrangements starting the day after they first register
for class. If, for example, a student registers at any point on a Wednesday,
then Thursday is considered Day 1, Friday is considered Day 2, and Saturday is
considered Day 3. In this scenario, a student must make payment arrangements by
11:59 p.m. on Saturday.
- The tuition payment deadline
begins when a student completes registration for at least one class. If the
student adds to their schedule days after beginning the registration process,
they are still held to the original deadline.
For example: If you register for even just one class on November 6th, your payment deadline is November 9th. If you add a class on November 20th, your payment deadline was still November 9th and therefore has passed. You have until 11:59pm of November 20th to confirm payment.
*However, students who register on Friday, January 10th will have until 11:59 pm on Sunday, January 12th to arrange payment. This is due to the updated registration deadline.
Learn more in the tuition payment deadline FAQ. If you still have questions, call 773-COLLEGE.
Where to find your payment
deadline:
Current students can find their
individual tuition payment arrangement deadline by logging into their student
portal at My.CCC.edu.
Once logged in, they will
see a notification in the Alerts/Tasks/Holds
section:
Clicking on the words "Payment Deadline Reminder" will take students to the page shown below, where they will see their payment deadline:
New students will see a pop-up with their tuition payment deadline upon logging into the student portal:
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Ways to Pay Your Tuition
Students have many different options for paying their CCC tuition costs:
Financial Aid
Set up a Payment Plan
CCC offers a
monthly payment plan, which requires a credit card or a checking account. Students who make a partial payment without setting up a
payment plan will be removed from their registered classes.
To set up a payment
plan, students must log in to the student portal at my.ccc.edu and click on
Student Finance Account > Account Services > Enroll in Payment Plan.
To set up a payment plan:
- Log in to my.ccc.edu with your CCC username and password
- Click on Student Finance Account > Account Services > Enroll in Payment Plan
Pay Your Tuition in Full
Online
This requires a credit card or a checking account. To pay your tuition in full:
- Log in to my.ccc.edu with your CCC username and password
- Click on Student Finance Account > Account Services > Make a Payment
In person
Please bring payment (cash, check, money order) to your college’s
Business Office window. Self-serve computers are also available to make credit card payments.
NOTE: If you're having trouble with your online payment, please check your browser. Microsoft Edge may give you an error message. Chrome is the preferred browser to use when making tuition payments.
Scholarships
Veterans Benefits
If you are a service member, veteran or a dependent of a veteran, we encourage you to connect with the Veterans Services Center at your college.
Federal Direct Student Loans
Employer Tuition Reimbursement
Many companies offer tuition assistance to their employees. Check with your employer benefits department.
Tuition Waivers
Undocumented Students
City Colleges of Chicago - Chicago Housing Authority Partners in Education Program
Through a partnership between the Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) and City Colleges of Chicago (CCC),
CHA residents and Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Program participants are eligible for quality training
and educational opportunities at low or no cost.
Visit the Partners in Education page for more information regarding program requirements and
how to get started.