A statement, indicating the amount due and payment instructions
will be mailed to you starting three weeks prior to the payment
due date of the session. Statements will be updated and mailed out
on a weekly basis up until a week prior to the payment due date
reflecting any course changes. Payment of the required fees by the
payment due date will confirm your registration.
If you register for the first time in a session one week prior
to the payment due date it is considered late. The Late Registration
fee is $50. Payment for a late course(s) will be due upon receipt
of your invoice.
Additional courses added after the payment due date will be invoiced
on a weekly basis and will be due upon receipt.
Failure to Pay by the Payment Due Date
Failure to pay by the payment due date may result in de-registration.
If your payment is due upon receipt please note that payment utilizing
option three may not be received in time to avoid de-registration.
In this instance the other two methods of payment would be preferred.
Payment Due Date
| Summer Session |
June 29, 2006 |
| Fall Term |
September 6, 2006 |
| Winter Term |
January 5, 2007 |
Please note that subsequent registrations will not automatically
generate a fee statement. Therefore, if you add a course after the
initial registration, you must submit the course fee by the payment
due date.
Payment Options
- Via Internet, Telephone or ATM Banking Services at Scotiabank,
Royal Bank, CIBC, Bank of Montreal, TD Canada Trust and most Ontario
Credit Unions. Payment should show on your account within
24 to 48 hours.
- Take your statement to any branch of the above financial institutions
except Credit Unions. Payment should show on your account
within 5 business days.
- Detach the remittance portion of your statement and mail cheque
or money order to Brock University Processing Centre, P.O. Box
3278, Postal Station A, Toronto, Ontario, M5W 4K2. Payment
should show on your account within 10 business days.
Outstanding Accounts
Academic sanctions are applied to any student who has an outstanding
financial obligation to the University. Such students will not be
allowed to register for courses, will not receive a statement of
grades or an academic transcript and will not be permitted to schedule
a thesis defence.
These sanctions shall be in effect until such time as the account
is cleared.