Tuition and fees for winter are due December 1 and spring are due January 2, 2025
Don’t take a break from your education and your goals because of an outstanding balance!
What You Need to Know
Winter 2024-25
- Students with account balances of at least $500 will not be allowed to maintain registration for Winter 24-25 courses. An account balance can include charges from the Winter 24-25 semester in addition to any outstanding balances from past semesters.
- Students who register for Winter 24-25 courses prior to December 2 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of December 10, will be dropped from all courses on December 11.
- Students who register for Winter 24-25 courses prior to December 20 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of December 26, will be dropped from all courses on December 27.
- Students who register for Winter 24-25 courses prior to December 26 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of December 27, will be dropped from all courses on December 30.
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Spring 2025
- Students with account balances of at least $500 will not be allowed to maintain registration for Spring 2025 courses. An account balance can include charges from the Spring 2025 semester in addition to any outstanding balances from past semesters.
- Students who register for Spring 2025 courses prior to January 3 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of January 8 will be dropped from all courses on January 9.
- Students who register for Spring 2025 courses prior to January 17 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of January 23 will be dropped from all courses on January 24.
- Students who register for Spring 2025 courses prior to January 24 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of January 28 will be dropped from all courses on January 29
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You can do this! We can help!!
We want you to succeed. Learn more about Financial Aid or find your Bursar’s/Cashiers office to make a payment.
More Ways to Pay
We want you to succeed, and there are many ways to pay:
- Financial aid is still available; it’s not too late to apply or finish your application. Visit www.fafsa.gov
- Payment plans can be arranged with the Cashier or Bursar’s office. Watch the following video on how to set up a payment plan in English or Spanish.
- Third-party deferments from employers, outside vendors, etc. can be considered tuition payments.
- Waivers may apply if you’re a veteran.
- Educational loans are also possibility.
- Scholarships may be available from your college Foundation.
* When completing your FAFSA, please use school code 007635. The school code will identify as Capital Community College but the code will be updated to CT State later this year. If you already submitted your FAFSA, please double-check that you submitted the correct code.