How to pay tuition and fees

You'll need to go into My Lakeland to see what you owe for tuition, residence and other fees.

If you are a new student, you'll receive a link to your My Lakeland account mid to late July.

If you're an online student in a program that requires you to self-register in courses, you'll be sent an email one week before registration opens with information on how to select, enrol and pay tuition for your courses.

Fees are assessed by semester.

Most credit programs follow our standard due dates:

• Fall 2025: due August 11, 2025
• Winter 2026: due December 1, 2025

We recommend you check the important dates section on the program page for the fees due date.

There are consequences for late or non-payment.

Consequences of late/non-payment

• For waitlisted programs, failure to pay your fees on the due date may result in your withdrawal from the program.
• For all other programs, failure to pay your fees on the due date will result in a $200 late fee charge on your account. An additional $100 fee will be charged for each week after that on any outstanding balance.
• Non-payment of fees will result in cancellation of your registration at Lakeland College.
• If you have an outstanding account, applications and registrations  won't be processed.
• If you have an outstanding account, your exam results, official transcripts, diplomas/certificates, and other information and services will be withheld.

This service is only for payments within Canada.

You'll only have to set this up once:

1. Log in to your online banking service.
2. Go to pay bills (or your bank's equivalent).
3. Add the Lakeland College as a payee. The account number is your 9 digit student number.

You also need to know:

• Make sure to leave enough time (about three days) for your bank to deliver the funds to Lakeland College by the tuition payment due date.
• Check your bank's website for information on payment processing times.
• Anyone can pay your tuition and fees on your behalf through their own bank account. You need to give them your 9 digit student number and payment amount.
• Due to privacy legislation, we cannot provide a student's account information to anyone other than the student.
• You may still pay on My Lakeland with your credit card (MasterCard or VISA).

If you are paying your fees with government student aid, funding for at least one semester of tuition and mandatory fees will be sent directly to Lakeland College.

If sufficient funds are available, Saskatchewan student aid holders will have the full year's tuition and mandatory fees sent to Lakeland College.

Sponsored students (for example Human Resources Canada, Workers' Compensation) must supply a letter of commitment from the sponsoring agency at or before registration day.

Lakeland College will work directly with your sponsor to collect your fees.

ApplyAlberta Credit Programs

Application fees and tuition deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Refunds for tuition and fees depend on when you withdraw or if you were required to withdraw.

We recommend you check the important dates section on each program page for the refund date. A schedule of withdrawal dates can also be found on the academic year schedule and the program's important dates tabs. You must follow the proper withdrawal procedure through the Registrar's Office.

Students who are required to withdraw do not receive a refund.

Other programs

• If you're an apprentice, please visit the Apprenticeship Registration page to view the respective refund policies.
• If you're registered in Continuing Education, you'll find refund information on our registration platform.
• If you're enrolled in foundational learning, please check your specific program page to find refund information.

Tuition and Education Amount Certificates (T2202) will be issued at the end of February for qualifying programs taken the previous calendar year.

Receipts are available online for students with My Lakeland accounts.

Receipts are mailed to apprentices at the home address they provided at registration.