Student Accounts
We offer five ways to pay for classes or other account charges:
Deadlines
Payment Deadlines and Drop for Non-Payment Information
A student who has registered for classes but has not paid their account balance in full, set up a Payment Plan, awarded financial aid, or secured employer/sponsor payment before 5:00 pm on the payment deadline will be dropped from unpaid classes. After 5:00 p.m. and forward on the payment deadline date, payment is due at time of registration. Non-payment will result in being dropped from your course(s).
| Term | Payment Deadline |
|---|---|
| Fall 2021 | August 9, 2021 |
| Spring 2022 | December 6, 2021 |
| Summer 2022 | May 23, 2022 |
Following the tuition payment deadline, students registering or re-registering for classes must either pay in full or make payment arrangements the day they register. Check your student e-mail for payment reminders and drop notifications.
PLEASE NOTE: If a student enrolls in class(es) and does not attend or does not plan to attend, the student is solely responsible for dropping class(es) by the 100% refund deadline; faculty will not drop students. Students who do not drop a class by the published 100% refund deadline will be responsible for the full tuition price.
A FEW THINGS TO REMEMBER AND BE AWARE OF:
- CCC accepts Visa, Master Card, American Express and Discover credit cards. All credit card transactions incur a 2.75 percent non-refundable fee.
- Any payments made by check are processed as a one-time electronic fund transfer from your account using your banking information. Funds may be withdrawn from your account as soon as the same day payment is received.
- Payment Plan Option
- The Payment Plan option provides you a no-interest, no-loan method for paying your tuition. The Payment Plan option is done through Transact Payments. Be aware, Transact Payments does charge a $35 non-refundable enrollment fee. There is also a $10 fee for each missed payment. You will need to provide a credit card or your bank account information.
- For information on enrollment periods, down payments and when your first payment is due, visit the Payment Plans page .
- Paying by phone is the least efficient way to pay because of our high call volume.
- If you have a past due balance on your account it could be sent to collections and additional fees would be incurred. Your account may also be sent to the AZ Department of Revenue Debt Set-Off Program. This program allows CCC to collect debt owed by you from possible state tax refunds owed to you. The collection agencies and the state may pursue collection concurrently.
Student Accounts FAQs and Helpful Documents
- Student Accounts Frequently Asked Questions
- Student Financial Responsibility Agreement
- CCC-Mountain Line Pilot Buss Pass Program FAQ
- Payment Plan Information & How To
- 1098-T Tax Information
- Third Party Billing Authorization Form
Submit all Student Account documentation to the Student Account Office using our secure upload page .
How to use CCC's Secure Upload
Paying by e-Check Information
Want to pay your bill online with your debit card but don’t want to pay the 2.75% service charge? Pay using an e-check! It is easy and saves you money and time.
Even online banks have both routing and account numbers!
- Routing numbers consist of 9 digits (NOT your debit card #)
- Account numbers contain between 8-12 digits (NOT your debit card #)
Where can I find my routing and account number?
- On the bottom of any personal check issued by your bank
- In your bank’s mobile app (usually under account details)
- Your bank’s website
- Bank statement
- Contacting your bank directly