Counter walk-in hours, Monday–Friday
School year: 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.* — Summer: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.*
*Administrative office open 30 minutes after counter walk-in closes.
U.S. payments
Make a PaymentCalvin’s new payment portal—CashNet—has launched. For the NO FEE electronic check payment you will need your bank account number, bank routing number, and the student’s ID number. Payments by credit or debit card will be assessed a 2.75% fee. Questions? Please contact us.
International payments
Make an International PaymentFor further instructions, view our international payment service.
Essentials of student accounts
Download the Student Billing Information Brochure
Tuition, costs and fees
View tuition, program costs and other miscellaneous fees for attending Calvin.
Health service charges
To view the details of Health Services Charges appearing on the Miscellaneous Charges account, open the Health Services statement via the Secure Patient Portal. Students can log in using their Calvin username and passphrase. If you have any questions about Health Services Charges or the Patient Portal please contact the Health Services Office at (800) 688-0122 (option 8) or (616) 526-6187.
Parents
Want to see your student’s bill or have your own access for making electronic payments on the Advance Payment System? Your student will need to sign you up.
Billing and payments
Making payments to Calvin College is easy and can be done electronically. You can also pay by cash, check or (for International payments) Flywire. Pay now.
| Next payment due date | |
|---|---|
| Summer Tuition, Room and Board Account | 1st of each Month |
| Miscellaneous Fees Account | 1st of each Month |
See all the semester due dates »
Understand your bill
Don’t let the terminology on your billing statements throw you for a loop. Get the full explanation »
Tuition and financial aid refunds
Understand the tuition and financial aid implications when you leave Calvin in the middle of the semester.
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College tax relief
As a student, you may be able to claim tax relief on your federal income tax for qualified tuition and educational expenses.