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Old 06-02-2011 at 03:02 PM   #1
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spring/summer courses payment
hey i just app,ied to a summer course for term 2 i was wondering when the dealine to pay for it is, like is it before the course is done or before the academic year is done?
Old 06-02-2011 at 03:16 PM   #2
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hey i just app,ied to a summer course for term 2 i was wondering when the dealine to pay for it is, like is it before the course is done or before the academic year is done?
Since the spring/summer session already started, you have to pay pretty much immediately.
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Old 06-02-2011 at 03:43 PM   #3
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I believe the actual deadline was sometime around May 1st. I'm not sure if it's dependent on what payment option you selected under your payment agreement, but you've likely accumulated interest on the fee for your courses.

So, like jhan said, it's best to pay it off immediately.

You can pay by Interac online or you can pay in person at Student's Accounts and Cashiers (Gilmour Hall).
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Sorry for bumping this i didnt want to make a duplicate. Once you register for a course for term 2 and if you decide you dont want to take it can you get a full refund even if you register late?

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Sorry for bumping this i didnt want to make a duplicate. Once you register for a course for term 2 and if you decide you dont want to take it can you get a full refund?
If you drop it before the add/drop date, I believe you do get a full refund.
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Sorry for bumping this i didnt want to make a duplicate. Once you register for a course for term 2 and if you decide you dont want to take it can you get a full refund even if you register late?
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If you drop it before the add/drop date, I believe you do get a full refund.
Yep, here are the dates: http://www.mcmaster.ca/bms/student/p...ellat ion.pdf
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Old 06-09-2011 at 09:53 PM   #7
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Thanks a lot for that link, it helps a lot! I just have one last question, do you know how interest is applied to the course fees for each day i dont pay since ive registered (i mean as in daily, weekly etc..) since my payment is already overdue
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Thanks a lot for that link, it helps a lot! I just have one last question, do you know how interest is applied to the course fees for each day i dont pay since ive registered (i mean as in daily, weekly etc..) since my payment is already overdue
1.2% a month at the end of the month. It's ACTUALLY monthly interest (unlike the banks where they state monthly interest rates but it's actually "divided" into daily interest).
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Supplementary fees are nonrefundable in keep in mind. It is 126 for one course for me. Signed up for chem last night but don't want to pay in case i cant do it due to job conflicts.
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so for term 2 class, dont we have till june 24th then to pay without being charged interest?
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or for the payment to be non-refundable?
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so for term 2 class, dont we have till june 24th then to pay without being charged interest?
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or for the payment to be non-refundable?
No, once you are registered you have to pay. It's the same for Fall/Winter, the entire sum is due in September and interest accumulates after that.
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so even if i just registered 2 weeks ago for term 2...hm i guess i have to call mac, cause there are only 2 options either to pay in full by may 1st or flex, to pay half by may 1st...and i have done neither
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so even if i just registered 2 weeks ago for term 2...hm i guess i have to call mac, cause there are only 2 options either to pay in full by may 1st or flex, to pay half by may 1st...and i have done neither
If you registered 2 weeks ago, you probably just got a 1.2% interest charge on May 31st. Interest is only charged on the last day of every month.
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so even if i just registered 2 weeks ago for term 2...hm i guess i have to call mac, cause there are only 2 options either to pay in full by may 1st or flex, to pay half by may 1st...and i have done neither
Im assuming that unless you plan to drop the course by the 24th, your going to have to pay in full. If you know for sure your taking the course you should for sure pay very soon if you completed the payment agreement and definitely before classes start on the 20th. I think that im going to hold off on paying and completing the payment agreement until the 18th or so when im closer to knowing for sure if im going ahead with taking the course

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