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How to pay fees
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We have noticed that some third-party service providers are falsely claiming that SFU accepts cryptocurrency. Please note that we do not accept cryptocurrency payments and are not responsible for any fees related to such payments. Please use one of the accepted payment options listed below.
Fee type
- Undergraduate tuition fees
- Graduate student tuition fees
- Student Services fees
- Recreation and Athletic fees
- Student Activity fees
- U-Pass BC fees*
- Health and Dental plan fees
- Interest on overdue fees
*The U-Pass BC term fee will be added to your student financial account the next business day after enrolment.
Paying via Flywire
Payments through Flywire are now available on your . This payment option is available for transactions both within Canada and internationally. Processing time through Flywire depends on the payment method chosen in the Flywire portal.
Paying via internet banking
When using to make a payment (see also ), please allow two to three business days for the payment to be reflected on your SFU student account. Make sure to select 'A片资源吧' as the payee and enter your student number as the account number.
Paying in-person
You can make a payment in person at any of the three Registrar and Information Services counters. This will ensure that the payment is immediately reflected on your SFU student account. The accepted methods of payment include Canadian bank debit cards and Canadian personal cheques. Cheques can also be dropped off in the cheque drop box located in MBC 3200 on the Burnaby campus.
Please note that digital wallet payments, such as Google Pay, Apple Pay, and AliPay, are not accepted at the counter.
Flywire payment plan
If you are experiencing financial difficulties, you can opt for a Flywire Payment Plan to pay in installments. Your account will be considered in good standing for the next term's enrolment as long as you meet Flywire's installment requirements.
Please note that enrolling in payment plans does not exempt students from monthly interest charges. Any unpaid balances beyond the tuition deadline will incur a 2% monthly interest charge.
Fee type
Residence fees
Payment options
Payment options for residence and housing fees are separate. Please refer to the Residence and Housing payment methods for more details.
Fee type
- Application for graduation
- Non-credit course tuition
- Transcript fees
Paying online via credit cards
We accept Visa and MasterCard credit cards for online payments on .
Paying in-person
You can make a payment in person at any of the three Registrar and Information Services counters. This will ensure that the payment is immediately reflected on your SFU student account. The accepted methods of payment include Canadian bank debit cards and Canadian personal cheques. Cheques can also be dropped off in the cheque drop box located in MBC 3200 on the Burnaby campus.
Please note that digital wallet payments, such as Google Pay, Apple Pay, and AliPay, are not accepted at the counter.
Other payment options available
Note About Overpayment
If you have overpaid, submit a refund request form to the Student Accounts department. For more information, see the refunds section.
Fee type
Application fees
Payment options
Visa and MasterCard credit cards are the only accepted forms of payment. If you do not have a credit card you can use a prepaid or gift credit card to pay for your application fee.
The non-refundable must be paid upon submitting an application for admission.
Fee type
Admission deposit*
*The admission deposit is non-refundable and non-transferable.
Payment options
We accept Visa and MasterCard credit cards for the undergraduate admission deposit. To make your payment, please visit and navigate to "My admission to SFU" and then "View and pay my fees." The undergraduate admission deposit amounts to $250 for Canadian students and $5,000 for international students.
Graduate students can pay by credit card through their or utilize one of the other payment methods listed on the page. Please note that admission deposit amounts may vary by graduate program.
Important: The non-refundable admission deposit payment may initially appear under a different academic term. This is normal. The credit will automatically apply to the correct term once you are enrolled in classes.
How to pay your admission deposit
- Log in to your student account via and go to "Campus Finances / Make a Payment" by the deadline specified in your offer of admission letter.
- Credit card payments made online are processed immediately; if you pay by internet banking or by cheque, please allow at least two to three business days for your deposit to be processed before you enrol in classes. This deposit will be deducted from your total tuition; it's not an additional charge.
If you have enrolled in courses and later decided to attend another institution or withdraw from SFU, please drop all your SFU courses as soon as possible to avoid being held responsible for any outstanding tuition and fees in your student account.
How much do I owe?
Your current and up to date outstanding balance can be confirmed at . After logging in, click on the Student Centre tab, click on the Account Inquiry link under the Finances section, and then click on the Activity tab.
When do I need to pay my balance?
Tuition fees are due at the end of Week 2 each term. For exact dates, see .
I have sent the full payment, so why does my account still show the charge?
- Did you pay via Flywire?
Processing time through Flywire depends on the payment method chosen in the Flywire portal. Please see the table for details.
- Did you pay via online banking?
Online banking payments typically take two to three business days to process. If you don鈥檛 see a payment on your student account by the end of this period, please contact us at student_accounts@sfu.ca.
- Were you assessed a monthly interest charge?
If you pay your outstanding balance after the tuition deadline, a 2% monthly interest charge will be applied to your account. This interest charge cannot be waived. To avoid this fee, always make sure to pay your tuition by the deadline, and if your account is overdue, pay it off by the end of each month.
- Did you drop a course after the deadline?
See .
| Tuition Refund Schedule | |
|---|---|
| Deadline | Tuition amount refunded |
| 7th calendar day of the term | 100% |
| 14th calendar day of the term | 75% |
| 21st calendar day of the term | 50% |
| After 21st calendar day of the term |
No refund |
How can students make a payment?
For payment options available, refer to How to make a payment
For speed, convenience, and security, we recommend that all students with a Canadian bank account pay their fees electronically through their banking website. For detailed instructions, please visit Internet banking.
How can students make a payment from outside Canada on goSFU?
To make a payment from outside of Canada, we ask students to use Flywire. For instructions, refer to
SFU assesses supplementary fees for all eligible students in each term of enrolment. If you see these fees on your Student Account, then you meet the criteria of an 鈥渆ligible student.鈥�
The U-Pass BC program is a partnership between BC post-secondary institutions, their student societies, TransLink, and the Province of British Columbia. SFU's U-Pass BC Program is a mandatory program for all members of the Simon Fraser Student Society (SFSS) and all members of the Graduate Student Society (GSS).
Exemptions from the U-Pass BC program may be considered under specific criteria, as outlined on the U-Pass BC eligibility website. You must apply before the exemption deadline to be considered.
Why are supplementary fees being charged for remote courses?
The Student Services fee is being charged because Student Services continues to provide support throughout the term, both remotely and in person.
Similarly, the Student Activity fee is being charged as the Student Societies continue to offer their programs and activities, whether virtually or in person.
If you have any questions about these services, please feel free to reach out directly to the or .