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You will receive access to your online statement of account, residence contract and building assignment in late July. Residence fees are due no later than August 10. If you do not submit your first instalment of residence fees by the deadline date, your residence space will be cancelled. If space permits you will then be placed in temporary housing. Fees may be paid in full or in two instalments, however, there is a charge of $60 if paying in two instalments. The minimum first-term instalment is $6,000 ($4,000 for Alumni House residents without a meal plan). This payment is in addition to the full residence deposit fee of $800, which will be credited to your account. Your second payment is due in early January.

You can view your residence Statement of Account by logging into myResidence. Please note that the balance reflects transactions processed as of the previous business day. Transactions that have not yet been processed by the Residence Admissions Office will not be reflected on the statement, and as such, it may not be an up-to-date balance at the time of viewing.

You will need your student number and PIN to log in. If you do not remember your PIN, please visit the Office of the Registrar's PIN Help page.

OSAP funds are disbursed after you arrive at the University in September. In order to receive your funding, please refer to the Student Financial Services website for information on how to pick up and process your OSAP documents. If you are an OSAP recipient, you are still required to pay $3,500 on or before August 10, 2012 and you may defer $2,500 to September 20, 2012 by sending a post-dated cheque.

If you have not paid or accounted for your residence fees by the dates specified on your residence invoice or by the Division of Housing and Ancillary Services, you will be assessed at $120 charge for each late instalment. In addition to the late-payment charge, failure to make payment in full by the due date on the residence invoice, or to arrange a suitable payment option, may result in the loss of your residence space, your placement in extended housing (i.e. combining multiple residents into rooms), and/or a further assessment of academic penalties along with the applicable financial penalties. This step will prevent further registration and will not allow you to obtain a grade report, an Intent to Register form, a transcript, or degree/diploma until the residence account is paid in full.

No. The charges are prorated from the time you accept an offer for a single room.

The Residence Admissions Office does not produce tax receipts for students living in residence. Ontario students may claim a property tax credit of $25.00 on form ON479. No receipt is required for this claim.