Fees must be paid in full at the time of registration. Registration is not complete until fees are paid. Without payment, registrations may be cancelled and credits withdrawn.

Tuition fees for full-time programs are determined and assessed by term. Payments for each term must be on time or a late-payment fee will be charged.

Students sponsored by an external agency must present a letter from the sponsoring agency before or during of registration.

Follow this step-by-step guide to paying your fees.

Payment methods

VCC accepts the following methods of payment:

• Cash
  • Continuing Studies will not accept cash payments of more than $1,000
  • VCC will not accept cash payments of more than $10,000 from a single student
• Personal cheque (payable to Vancouver Community College) 
• Visa (through Plastiq)
• MasterCard (through Plastiq)
• American Express (through Plastiq)
• Debit card
• Online banking
• Passport to Education
• Money order
• Certified cheque

Post-dated cheques will not be accepted.

Current fee schedules are maintained by the Cashier’s Office.

Financial aid

Applicants requiring financial assistance must contact VCC Financial Aid at least eight weeks prior to the start of the program.

Fee deferral request

Students who have been approved for student loans or are being sponsored by an external agency may qualify for a fee deferral. Please contact the Cashier's Office to request a fee deferral prior to the registration deadline or payment due date.

* Please note that all fees are subject to change without notice. 

All students must pay a student union fee at the time of registration.

The Students’ Union of Vancouver Community College membership fee provides the necessary funds to allow the association to carry out the functions normally attributed to such an association, including proper representation both within and outside VCC, socials and other association/student functions.

 Please consult VCC International to view all applicable fees for international students.

T2202A Tuition and Education Credit certificates will be available by the end of February. Students will be able to access and print the T2202A from myVCC at that time. 

If cheques are not honoured where drawn, VCC will immediately exclude a student from class and assess a charge on all cheques returned by the bank. Students who pay for tuition or other fees with cheques for which there are insufficient funds or who place a stop payment order on their cheques are only permitted to make subsequent payments by cash, credit card, money order or certified cheque. 

A student must pay any fees owing to VCC before re-registering at any campus or obtaining any official record of grades. 

A service fee is charged for returned NSF cheques. 

VCC does not allow students with outstanding tuition fees to attend classes and discontinues such students from the program or course. Re-instatement into the program or course requires permission from the dean as well as payment of outstanding debts. VCC charges a re-instatement fee in addition to the regular fees. Outstanding debts are sent for collection. 

There are deadlines to drop a course or program and be eligible for a refund, and also deadlines to withdraw from a course without academic penalty. For details on these deadlines and what tuition and fees might be eligible for refund, please review the refund procedures.

If you meet the criteria for dropping or withdrawing, please complete a withdrawal form ‌and submit it to the Registrar's Office.