The first course you start after July 1, 2023, will be pay-up-front.
The new pay-up-front structure will not substantially change the overall cost of your courses. It will just change the way you pay.
High school students attend tuition free, so this change will not affect our concurrently enrolled high school students.
You can find the total costs for each course by talking to your instructor, student support specialist or an admissions advisor, or by emailing student.accounts@otech.edu
Students who have not paid for the course by 10 p.m. the night before it starts will be dropped from the schedule. There will be a fee for late payment or for a schedule reactivation. If you are concerned about how to pay for your program, please speak to the Financial Aid office or your student support specialist about the many options we have for scholarships and student assistance.
If you have questions about this transition and how it will affect you, please contact your student support specialist or admissions advisor.
Students who have not paid for the course by 10 p.m. the night before it starts will be dropped from the schedule. There will be a fee for late payment or for a schedule reactivation. If you are concerned about how to pay for your program, please speak to the Financial Aid office about the many options we have for scholarships and student assistance.
Students who withdraw from a course before it begins will receive a refund for that course.
Financial aid will still cover pay-up-front courses.
High school students do not pay tuition, so this change will not affect them directly.
If you have questions about this transition and how it will affect you, please contact your student support specialist or admissions advisor.