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Key Policy Pages
Hold Policy
Hold blocks: registration, transcripts, diploma Hold threshold notes: No specific dollar thresholds published publicly. Registration hold applied if any balance remains by April 3; diploma/transcript holds if any balance remains by May 1. Holds also block dining, library, residence hall selection, travel abroad, and recreation services (those categories not in schema choices). Late fee: $150 Collections fee: up to 40% Collections notes: BC may refer delinquent accounts to collection agencies, attorneys, or third parties. Accounts may be reported to national credit bureaus. Collection fees up to 40% of balance. Returned payment fee: $25 Billing cycle: Monthly; charges posted mid-June (fall undergrad), mid-November (spring undergrad), mid-July (fall grad), mid-December (spring grad) Refund schedule: 100% if dropped by add/drop deadline. Semester withdrawal (2025-2026): 100% week 1, decreasing weekly to 20% by week 5, 0% after week 5. Fees non-refundable. Non-attendance policy: Students remain financially responsible even if they stop attending. Failure to attend does not constitute withdrawal. Formal withdrawal required to reduce financial liability.
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Why Boston College students miss critical emails
Your inbox is full of noise. Even if you check it every day, that one financial aid deadline or registration hold notice is easy to miss in the flood.
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Boston College student account questions
What happens if I have an unpaid balance at Boston College?
If your balance is not resolved, BC places a hold blocking future course registration, dining, residence hall selection, library services, travel abroad, and recreation. If any balance remains pending, holds are placed on your transcript and diploma. Accounts that become delinquent may be referred to a collection agency, and collection fees up to 40% of your balance may apply. Contact Student Services at 617-552-3300 or studentservices@bc.edu to discuss payment options.
Where can I check my balance and holds at Boston College?
Log in to the Agora Portal at https://portal.bc.edu with your BC username and password, then select 'My Bill' to view your current balance and payment history. Holds placed on your account will also be visible through the portal. For assistance, contact Student Services at 617-552-3300 or studentservices@bc.edu, or visit Lyons Hall 103.
What fees will Boston College charge if I miss a payment?
Missing a payment due date results in a $150 late payment fee. If a check or electronic payment is returned, you will be charged $25 (or $65 if the payment was over $2,000). If your account is referred to collections, additional fees up to 40% of the balance may be added. Contact Student Services at 617-552-3300 to discuss payment plans or resolve holds.
Who do I contact for billing, financial aid, or registration holds at Boston College?
All student account services — including bursar, registrar, and financial aid — are handled through the Office of Student Services at Lyons Hall 103. Email studentservices@bc.edu or call 617-552-3300 (or 800-294-0294). In-person hours are Mon-Fri 9am-5pm; phone hours are Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri 9am-4:45pm and Wed 9am-3:45pm.
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Common questions about Email Cheat Code at Boston College
Does Email Cheat Code work with Boston College email?
Yes. Boston College uses Google Workspace (Gmail) for student email. Email Cheat Code connects to your @bc.edu account with read-only access and sends you SMS alerts when critical emails arrive - financial aid deadlines, registration holds, bursar notices, and academic notifications.
What emails does Email Cheat Code monitor at Boston College?
We monitor your Boston College inbox for the emails that actually matter - financial aid deadlines, FAFSA verification requests, registration holds, tuition payment reminders, academic standing notices, and advisor communications. Newsletters, club emails, and campus-wide blasts are filtered out. You only get a text when something needs your attention.
Is my Boston College email account safe with Email Cheat Code?
Yes. We connect through your provider's official OAuth sign-in - the same process you'd use to connect any trusted app. We can only read your emails, never send, delete, or modify them.
Email content is never stored - only a short alert summary is saved. Our security was independently verified through a CASA Tier 2 audit by TAC Security for the App Defense Alliance. You can revoke access anytime from your account settings.
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