Tuition Payment Information

• Visit https://studentaid.gov/ to get started.
• SFCC’s federal school code is 007628.
• It takes about 10 to 14 days for SFCC to receive a FAFSA after it’s been filed.
• You may check the status of your FAFSA in the Financial Aid Requirements channel on the Financial Aid tab in mySFCC.

• If you cannot pay your bill in full or have a FAFSA on file with SFCC by the appropriate fees due date, you may want to sign up for SFCC’s low-cost, interest-free payment plan.
• For details and instructions on how to sign up, visit the Payment Plan web page.
• Access to sign up for the payment plan is available in mySFCC. If you’re already familiar with the payment plan and you are ready to sign up, log in to mySFCC, select the Student tab, and then select the Payment Center link in the Registration Tools channel. (Be sure to verify SFCC has received and processed your FAFSA first.)

State Fair Community College has partnered with TransferMate to provide seamless international payments through your online student account.

• Login to your MySFCC account. Make sure all pop-up blockers are disabled.
• Choose the “Pay My Bill” link on the left-hand side.
• Choose the “PAY HERE” button.
• Choose “Make Payment” from the menu bar at the top of the screen.
• Select “Current Account Balance”, enter the payment amount in US dollars, and click “Continue”.
• Select “TransferMate” from the “Method” drop-down box.
• Select the country from which the payments will be paid.
• Review the rate.
• Enter and confirm the payment details.
• An email containing instructions on how to complete the international payment will be sent to the address entered in the payment details.

For more information about making international payments, watch this video for easy instructions.

Bank Wires:

Bank wires may also be initiated through your online student account via our partnership withTransferMate. Log into your student account, go to ‘Make Payment’ tab, choose TransferMate in the dropdown menu, and follow prompts to complete your transaction. Domestic wires may be completed this way by selecting the United States from the country menu.

After you enroll, the appropriate documentation from the organization paying your bill must be submitted to the correct office by the appropriate fees dues date in order for your classes to be held.

If your bill is being paid by WIOA, TRA, Voc Rehab, your employer, the military, or VA Vocational Rehabilitation, documentation should be submitted to the Business office in the Hopkins Student Services Center on the Sedalia campus. Students taking classes at SFCC-Whiteman AFB may submit employer or military documentation to that office.

If your bill is being paid by the GI Bill®, please ensure that the SFCC Veterans Advisor, located in the Hopkins Student Services Center, has submitted your enrollment verification. In compliance with Section 103 of the Veteran Benefits and Transition Act of 2018, SFCC will not impose to students using GI Bill benefits late fees, access to facilities, or other penalty due to a late payment of tuition and/or fees from the VA. This would apply if the payments have not been received within 90 days of the beginning of the term and the Secretary would have the authority to waive this requirement. Students are required to provide documentation (ie. certificate of eligibility) to ensure they are entitled to GI Benefits.

GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government Web site at http://www.benefits.va.gov/gibill.

If you add classes throughout the enrollment period, your account balance will change and your payments will be recalculated.

If you drop classes, you need to be aware of refund dates, the affect it will have on your financial aid status, your eligibility for aid programs, auto or medical insurance coverage, or your progress toward degree completion.

Sometimes circumstances may keep you from attending class. If you have to stop attending a class for any reason, you must officially drop the class before the 100 percent tuition/fee refund deadline or you will still be responsible for the cost. You may have other charges on your account balance for which you are still responsible. Not attending classes may also affect your financial aid eligibility.