Tuition payments for spring semester are due at the time of registration. Nonpayment will result in classes being dropped. Credit card payments are encouraged to be made on PVCC's Web site or in person at the Cashier's Office located in room 237 in the Main Building on PVCC's campus. Payments are not taken by phone.
Note: Tuition and fees are subject to change as approved by the State Board of Community Colleges.
Exception for Students Receiving Financial Aid
The payment deadline noted above does not apply if your awarded scholarships or other financial aid pays all tuition and fees due. If your financial aid does not cover all of your tuition and fees, your financial aid account will indicate the balance due. You must pay the balance online or in person to prevent classes from being dropped that are not covered by financial aid. All financial aid is credited directly to your financial aid account, then tuition and fees are deducted from that account when you register for classes. (You can view your financial aid account through MyPVCC.) If you have any questions, please contact the Financial Aid Office.
Unpaid Tuition/Account Balance
The enrollment cancellation process runs periodically throughout each semester after the initial tuition deadline. During this process, students are dropped from class(es) for non-payment of tuition. Students enrolling after the initial tuition deadline should be prepared to pay tuition at the time of enrollment.
Nonpayment includes:
- Students who are enrolled and have unpaid balances on their account for the term.
- Students who expect to qualify for financial aid but their application has not been approved and the anticipated financial aid award has not been posted to their student account.
- Students whose tuition will be paid by a third party but the third party organization has not submitted an authorization to the cashier's office to allow charges.
ALL SERVICES SHALL BE WITHHELD FROM A STUDENT WHO OWES MONEY TO THE COLLEGE FOR ANY REASON OR WHO HAS BOOKS OR MATERIALS OUTSTANDING FROM THE COLLEGE.
