Payment of Fees

Tuition and residence fees for all new and returning students resident in South
Africa are due and payable prior to registration but as a concession may be paid
by either:

South African Students

Paying the Minimum Initial Payment for tuition fees and, where applicable,
residence fees, by 21st January 2011, the balance of fees to paid by 31 May , OR

Making a single cash or cheque payment of the full tuition fee and, if
applicable, the full residence fee prior to 15th January 2011. A 5% discount may be claimed in
writing in this instance, OR

Arranging payment by debit order with 10 monthly instalments from
1 February to 1 November. The debit order application form, obtainable from
the Student Bureau, must be signed by the person whose bank account is to be
debited and returned to Student Fees by 7th January 2011.
Incomplete applications will not be considered.
The facility must be approved prior to registration.

In the event of any instalment being dishonoured, the debit order facility may
be cancelled by the University, in which event the conditions contained in paragraph
1 above will apply and fees must be paid in full by 31 May . All bank charges will be
for the student’s account.The University may, at the discretion of the Registrar (Finance)
decline to make this facility available to any student.
This option is not available to international students.

Recipients of Rhodes University financial aid packages are required to pay the
Minimum Initial Payment stipulated in their agreements by 21st January 2011. This will normally
be 50% of the amount due as the student’s own contribution towards the fees.

FEES FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

International students,  will be required to pay their tuition and residence fees, for the year, in full prior
to 21st January 2011.

Where such fees are to be paid with bursary funds these must be received by the
University before the 21st January 2011 University year.

Please note that International Students are required to pay an additional
surcharge of between R2 900 and R11 400 per annum.

NOTE: Students who apply for accommodation in the university residence
system will only be considered if their full fees are paid by.

When tuition and residence fees (if applicable) are paid in full by 15th January 2011, a 5% discount may
be claimed subject to payments being made in cash or by cheque payment of the
full tuition fee.