What is fee collection and how to set it?

What is fee collection and how to set it?

A fee collection is a payment period during which fees defined by the institution is collected from students. It can be at the beginning of an academic year or at the beginning of each semester/term. Before scheduling student fee collections, the administrator or a privileged employee (Manage Fee privilege is required) will need to create the following:

  • Fee categories
  • Fee particulars
  • Fee discounts
  • Fines for late fee payments


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