LACCD Fee Policy

Students are encouraged to pay their enrollment fees or establish financial arrangements as soon as possible, but no later than the "Due Date" on their Student Portal to avoid disenrollment.

Academic Year: 2025-2026 Disenrollment Schedule Dates

The following students will not be disenrolled from classes for non-payment:

• Students awarded a California College Promise Grant (CCPG fee waiver),
• Student who have anticipated financial aid (state and/or Federal aid),
• Students with a third-party contract (i.e. Veterans, Department of Rehabilitation, Embassies)
• Students who have paid the $25 fee to set-up a Payment Plan,
• Students who are eligible for the LA College Promise Program will not be disenrolled from classes for non-payment.

To avoid disenrollment, ensure payment is received by the published "Due Date" in your Student Portal or arrange financial assistance at your home college.

Payment plans are offered to assist students with paying fees owed, including Enrollment Fees, Out-of-State Nonresident Tuition Fees, and F-1 Nonresident Tuition Fees.

We highly recommend that you apply for financial aid first before you apply for a payment plan, in case you qualify for a fee waiver or grant. Entering into a payment plan allows you to spread your education expenses over smaller monthly installments. It is not a loan program, there are no interest or finance charges assessed, and no credit check is required. Think of it like a lay-away plan.

To prevent being dropped from your class(es) for non-payment, set-up a payment plan and pay the $25 nonrefundable fee on or before the published payment “Due Date.”

Payment plans must be set-up through the Student Portal (Mycollege.laccd.edu) and are available prior to the beginning of Fall and Spring terms. We do not offer payment plans for the Winter or Summer intersessions.

To read more about payment plans, visit laccd.edu/cost-tuition/payment-plan.

No, noncredit classes are free and are not subject to disenrollment.  You will only be dropped from the credit class if the mandatory enrollment fee or financial arrangements are not made prior to the published payment due date.

Students who have applied for Federal and/or state aid and have anticipated aid showing in their student portal will not be disenrolled. To verify if you have anticipated aid, log into the Student Portal and click the “Financial Aid” tile.

Log into your Student Portal and click the “Student Account” tile followed by the “Account Services” tab. Under the Account Services tab, select “Charges Due.” If you qualified for a College Promise Grant (fee waiver) your enrollment fees will show a $0 balance.

The Financial Aid staff at the nine LACCD Colleges are committed to providing you with the best financial aid package available to help you achieve your educational goals. They will assist you in applying for financial aid, including fee waivers, grants, scholarships, work-study, and loans. 

If you are a U.S. citizen, eligible non-citizen, permanent resident or an asylee, T visa holder, parolee, or refugee, you may qualify for both Federal and state aid.  You should complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

If you are not a citizen or one of the other categories previously listed, but you qualify for the California Nonresident Tuition Exemption as an AB 540 student, you may qualify for state aid. You can complete a California Dream Act Application (CADAA). 

To learn more about Federal and state financial aid, visit LACCD Financial Aid.

The Los Angeles College Promise (LACP) serves first-time college students enrolled full-time with the goal of transferring, completing a degree and/or a workforce certificate.

Promise students qualify for:

• Free Tuition (up to 2 years)
• Priority Registration
• Additional Financial Assistance
• Free Chromebook
• Dedicated Counseling and Support

For more information and to apply for the LA College Promise, visit laccd.edu/promise

Veterans, current military and/or dependents should visit their home campus Veterans Resource Center (VRC) after applying the college to inform the School Certifying Official (SCO) of their intention to take classes. Depending on eligibility, VA education benefits, DoD Tuition Assistance and/or the CalVet Fee Waiver may cover some or all of a student's tuition. 

If using VA education benefits, submit your certification request as soon as you register for classes.  VA Certifications are not automatic and must be requested each term that you intend to use VA education benefits.  Contact the VRC at your home campus for more information about the VA Certification process.  

 If using DoD Tuition Assistance or the CalVet Fee Waiver, notify the SCO at your home campus immediately.  The VA Certification process is not required for students using TA or the CalVet Fee Waiver. 

All veterans, current military and dependents who complete the VA Certification process through their home campus, or informs the SCO that they will be using Tuition Assistance or the CalVet Fee Waiver, will be bypassed by the disenrollment process regardless if their third-party contract was received by the College’s Business office.

The Associated Student Organization/Union or Government (ASO/U/G) is a student-run organization that represents the interests of students.

The ASO/U/G provides various resources and services to support student success, including academic counseling, cultural and recreational events, and opportunities for community service and volunteerism. Through its diverse array of clubs and organizations, it encourages students to explore their interests, connect with like-minded peers, and make a positive impact on campus and beyond.

To opt out of these fees:

1. Log into your Student Portal
2. Click "Student Account" > "Account Services"

Scroll down to "ASO/Rep Fee Opt-Out" and follow the instructions

Yes. You can reenroll in your dropped class(es) if the class is still open. You can also place yourself on the waitlist if space is available. You will be issued a new due date after you reenroll and you are highly encouraged to either pay your enrollment fee or make financial arrangement before the published due date to prevent disenrollment from happening again.