Payments

Course registration is contingent upon the payment of all amounts due to the College. Students owing a balance of more than $50 cannot register for courses. Once registered for a term, payment or acceptable arrangements must be made prior to the start of the term. If a student registers after the term starts, or after add/drop ends, or after the established payment due date is past, payment is due one week after the registration.

How do I pay my bill?

Online

The quickest and easiest way to make a payment is by paying online via online payment portal via Neltnet/TMS.  This is available 24 hours a day and can be done in 2 easy steps:

Cambridge College has partnered with Nelnet for easy online payment transactions. Students now have the option to either pay via Echeck, credit or debit card options. This is available 24 hours per day and can be done in a few easy steps:

1. Click on MyCC Login and Log in using your Cambridge College student log in.
2. Select the “Finance” tab. Under “Payments and Refunds” section, click “Nelnet Portal”.

Once logged in students are able to make one-time payments and sign up for monthly payment plans. Some service fee apply.

E-Check,VISA, MasterCard and Discover are accepted.

In Person

During business hours you can make a payment in person at our main campus, 500 Rutherford Avenue, Boston, Mass.  Payments are not accepted at any other college location.

Wire Transfer

Please contact our office if you are interested in making a payment via wire transfer.

Payment Plan

Payment plans can be established with Nelnet. The payment plan allows you to pay your tuition and fees in up to four payments in the fall (July through October) and spring (November through April) terms, and three-two payments in the summer term (May, June and July). Please visit:

 Students now have the option to either pay via Echeck, credit or debit card options. This is available 24 hours per day and can be done in a few easy steps:

1. Click on MyCC Login and Log in using your Cambridge College student log in.
2. Select the “Finance” tab. Under “Payments and Refunds” section, click “Nelnet Portal”.

Once logged in students are able to make one-time payments and sign up for monthly payment plans. Some service fee apply.  We highly recommend that this is done immediately after registering for your courses.

Resources to pay for your education

• Financial aid (federal students loans, scholarships, etc.)
• Employer tuition assistance programs or third party sponsor - acceptable if payment is made directly to Cambridge College and is not contingent upon grades. Please contact the Bursar's Office prior to the beginning of the term so that an invoice can be generated.
• Veteran's benefits - If you are eligible for veteran's educational benefits, please contact the Bursar's Office to discuss your own particular situation.
• Using your own funds - See "how do I pay my bill?" above.

When payments are due

Bills are generated online at least 30 days prior to the start of the term. Payments are to be remitted on or before the due date indicated on the statement (this date is typically one week prior to the term start date):

Late Payment Fee

Students will be assessed a late payment fee if acceptable payment arrangements are not made by the due date indicated on the statement. Acceptable payment arrangements include payment in full, having current completed FAFSA on file without any missing documents, pending aid that covers student's balance in full being awraded prior to the Bursr payment due date, approved third-party billing (i.e. Veterans) and an active and current payment plan with the Nelnet.

Figuring Your Tuition Each Term

On our website, go to your Cambridge College location, click on your academic program, and see current tuition rates posted on the Tuition tab. Multiply the number of credits you are taking by the per-tem rate. (In some cases there may be other expenses in addition to course tuition.)

Always refer to your account on MyCC for the most up-to-date balance information.

Graduation Clearance

All tuition and other charges must be paid in full by the published graduation clearance deadline in order to receive graduation clearance from the Bursar’s Office.

Non-Payment

You will not be able to register until you have paid your bill. Once acceptable payment arrangements have been made, we can clear you to register online. Students with a balance will have a Bursar restriction ("hold") placed on their account. This restriction prevents access to diplomas and certificates. Students are notified of impending restriction via email to their Cambridge College email addresss.

The College will make every effort to work out repayment plans. In the event a balance remains outstanding, student debts will be submitted to a collection agency if payment is not received. In such cases, the student is liable for any court costs and collection agency fees. Collection agency fees may total up to 40% of the outstanding bill, as allowed by Massachu­setts law. Cambridge College reserves the right to report account information to a credit bureau.