Enrollment Deposit

Ready to make Ecclesia your next step?

Once you are admitted, your enrollment deposit confirms that you intend to join the incoming class. For Springdale Campus students, the standard enrollment deposit is $200.

The enrollment deposit is applied to your student account. It is not an additional fee.

Admitted?

Your deposit becomes part of your admitted-student next steps.

If you have already been admitted, follow the instructions in your Ecclesia applicant and admitted-student experience. Your deposit option will be available there when it applies to you.

If you are unsure what to do next, email admissions@ecollege.edu .

Springdale Campus

One deposit. One amount.

Ecclesia uses a single enrollment-deposit amount for admitted Springdale Campus students so you know what is required when you are ready to confirm your enrollment plans.

$200

Enrollment Deposit

The deposit confirms your intent to enroll at Ecclesia College.

The full $200 is applied to your student account rather than being charged as an additional fee.

What does the deposit mean?

Admission means Ecclesia has offered you a place in the incoming class. Your deposit is the next step when you decide that you plan to attend.

  • Confirms your intent to enroll
  • Is applied to your student account
  • Helps Ecclesia prepare for the incoming class
  • Marks an important step in your enrollment process

If you later choose not to enroll, the enrollment deposit is not refunded.

Does your applicant portal show something different?

Follow the deposit amount and deadline shown in your applicant experience. Students entering under an earlier recruitment cycle may have a different requirement.

Deposit Deadlines

Confirm your plans by the deadline for your semester.

Ecclesia uses standard Fall and Spring enrollment-confirmation deadlines. Students admitted after those dates receive a rolling deadline.

May 1

Fall Enrollment

If you are admitted by May 1, your standard Fall enrollment deposit deadline is May 1.

Admitted after May 1?
Your deposit is due within 14 days of admission or before Enrollment Validation, whichever comes first.

December 1

Spring Enrollment

If you are admitted by December 1, your standard Spring enrollment deposit deadline is December 1.

Admitted after December 1?
Your deposit is due within 14 days of admission or before Enrollment Validation, whichever comes first.

Your Commitment to Enroll

Your deposit confirms your decision. It does not finish the process.

Paying your enrollment deposit is an important milestone, but several other items may still need to be completed before you are ready to begin classes.

Your deposit does:

  • Confirm that you intend to enroll
  • Tell Ecclesia you plan to join the incoming class
  • Apply $200 toward your student account

Your deposit does not:

  • Complete your financial arrangements
  • Replace required final academic documents
  • Complete housing requirements
  • Complete registration
  • Complete Enrollment Validation

After You Deposit

Keep moving toward your first semester.

Your deposit is one milestone in the enrollment process. Continue working through the requirements and next steps provided to you by Ecclesia.

01

Financial Aid & Payment

Complete financial-aid requirements, review your aid, and make the financial arrangements required for enrollment.

02

Final Documents

Submit final official transcripts and any remaining documents required to complete your student record.

03

Housing & Registration

Complete housing requirements if applicable and work through registration and academic next steps.

04

Enrollment Validation

Complete Enrollment Validation and any remaining readiness requirements before beginning your semester.

Already admitted?

Your applicant and admitted-student experience will show the next actions that apply to you. Continue following those instructions even after your deposit has been submitted.

F-1 International Students

International students follow a separate deposit process.

Students who need or maintain F-1 student status have separate financial-documentation, payment, Form I-20, and visa requirements. The standard $200 Springdale Campus enrollment deposit does not replace the F-1 international deposit requirement.

$2,500

F-1 Enrollment Deposit

A $2,500 USD enrollment deposit is required before Ecclesia College issues Form I-20.

F-1 students should follow the international admissions and admitted-student instructions provided by Ecclesia.

Follow the international process

If you need F-1 student status, do not use the domestic $200 deposit policy as your complete payment or immigration guide.

International Admissions explains what happens after acceptance, including financial documentation, the $2,500 deposit, Form I-20, the F-1 visa process, and arrival.

Which Policy Applies to Me?

Deposit requirements depend on how you plan to enroll.

Springdale Campus

Admitted students enrolling at the Springdale Campus follow the standard $200 enrollment-deposit policy unless another requirement applies to their student status.

F-1 International

Students seeking or maintaining F-1 status follow the separate $2,500 international enrollment-deposit and Form I-20 process.

EC Online

EC Online is not currently included in the standard Springdale Campus enrollment-deposit policy. Online students should follow the enrollment instructions provided for their program.

Enrollment Deposit Questions

A few things you may be wondering.

How much is the Springdale Campus enrollment deposit?

The standard enrollment deposit for admitted Springdale Campus students is $200.

Is the $200 deposit an additional fee?

No. The enrollment deposit is applied to your student account. It is not charged in addition to your regular college costs.

When is my Fall enrollment deposit due?

The standard Fall deadline is May 1. If you are admitted after May 1, your deposit is due within 14 days of admission or before Enrollment Validation, whichever comes first.

When is my Spring enrollment deposit due?

The standard Spring deadline is December 1. If you are admitted after December 1, your deposit is due within 14 days of admission or before Enrollment Validation, whichever comes first.

Is the enrollment deposit refundable?

The enrollment deposit is applied to your student account when you enroll. If you choose not to enroll at Ecclesia, the deposit is not refunded.

Where do I pay my enrollment deposit?

After you are admitted, follow the instructions provided through your Ecclesia applicant and admitted-student experience. The appropriate deposit option will be available there when it applies to you.

Why is there not a public payment link on this page?

The enrollment deposit is an admitted-student action. Ecclesia provides the correct deposit option after admission so the payment can be connected with your student record and the requirements that apply to your enrollment term.

Does paying my deposit mean I am completely ready to enroll?

No. The deposit confirms your intent to enroll, but you may still need to complete financial arrangements, final academic documents, housing requirements, registration, Enrollment Validation, and other assigned items.

I am an F-1 international student. Is my deposit also $200?

No. Students seeking or maintaining F-1 status follow a separate international process. A $2,500 USD enrollment deposit is required before Ecclesia issues Form I-20.

Does EC Online require the $200 enrollment deposit?

EC Online is not currently included in the standard Springdale Campus enrollment-deposit policy. Online students should follow the enrollment instructions provided for their program.

My applicant portal shows a different amount or deadline. Which should I follow?

Follow the requirement shown in your applicant experience. Students entering under an earlier recruitment cycle may have a different deposit amount or deadline.

Related Information

Keep the deposit in context.

The enrollment deposit is one part of your college decision. You may also want to review current costs, financial aid, important dates, and the admission requirements that apply to you.

Considering Ecclesia?

Admission comes first. Your deposit comes after your decision.

If you have not applied yet, begin with your Ecclesia application. Once you are admitted, your applicant and admitted-student experience will guide you through the deposit and the rest of your enrollment steps.