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If you’re worried about paying your tuition fees, you’re not alone. The important thing is to act early - there are options, and speaking to the University sooner can make a big difference.
When is my tuition fee due?
The University sets payment dates depending on your course. You can check tuition fee payment dates on the University’s website. If you’re on a degree apprenticeship or an online Keypath course, your payment schedule may be different - the University will confirm this with you.
How do I pay my tuition fees?
This depends on how your course is funded.
- If you’re an undergraduate with Student Finance, your tuition fees are paid directly to the University.
- If you’re self-funded or have a postgraduate loan, you’ll need to pay the University yourself - make a tuition fee payment via their website.
Can I get help paying my tuition fees?
Options are limited. Most students rely on Student Finance loans or self-funding. Scholarships are sometimes available, especially for international students. Search the University funding database for options, these usually need to be applied for well in advance. The Success for All Fund cannot be used to pay tuition fees.
What should I do if I can’t pay my next instalment?
Contact the Fees Team straight away: Let them know as soon as possible. You may be able to set up a payment plan or spread your fees into smaller monthly payments. Submit a SID enquiry to the Accounts Receivable team to discuss this.
Think about your next steps: If you won’t be able to pay your fees even with a plan, you may need to consider interrupting your studies or withdrawing from your course. You won’t be able to graduate or receive your qualification if you have unpaid fees.
What happens if I don’t pay my tuition fees?
Not paying your fees can lead to serious consequences. This may include:
- your IT account being restricted
- late payment charges being added
- being formally recorded as in debt.
You can see the full list of actions the University may take on its website. You may also be considered in debt if you have unpaid university accommodation fees.
Can the Guild help?
If you’re worried about paying your fees, it can feel stressful - but you don’t have to deal with it on your own. We can:
- talk through your situation
- help you understand your options
- support you in deciding what to do next.
Email advice@exeterguild.com or complete our enquiry form.
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