Ways to Pay

Moraine Park accepts a variety of payment methods.

Online

Log into myMPTC Student and click My Finances>MaxPay.
(You may need to create your network account – click “New to MPTC?” to get set-up.)

Guest Checkout is available for one-time CE or Non-credit course payments only. (Click here for instructions.)

eCheck

eCheck is the preferred method of payment.  It is a free option available via
myMPTC that enables you to pay tuition by a checking or savings account online.
What’s even better is that you can:

• Save your bank account information so next time you won’t
  have to enter it.
• Save this bank account information for eRefunds (direct
  deposit) or any credit balance.

It is fast and easy. Save a stamp or a trip to campus by using this option!

Credit Card Payment

SmartPay is a payment optional available via myMPTC MaxPay that provides the ability to pay tuition via VISA, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. The fee to use SmartPay is 2.75%.

Credit Card Convenience Fee FAQs

It is fast and easy. Save a stamp or a trip to campus by using this option!

Mail

Make check or money order payable to MPTC and mail to:

MPTC
Student Financial Services
PO Box 1940
Fond du Lac, WI  54936-1940

In Person – Cash, Check, or Money Order (unavailable during campus closure)

We accept cash, check, or money order at FDL-Student Financial Services and BD & WB main offices.

To view Enrollment Services and building hours click here.

Scholarships

Only for students enrolled in a program. Read More…

Financial Aid

Only for students enrolled in an eligible program. Read More…

Online Payment Plan

Available for the fall, spring, and summer semesters. Read More…

Employer/Agency Contracts

A Third Party Contract Application must be on file at time of registration or by the payment due date. Contact 920-924-3238 for more information.

Send Third Party Contract Applications to:

Moraine Park Technical College
ATTN: K. Hess
PO Box 1940
Fond du Lac, WI 54936-1940
or
sfs@morainepark.edu

The following are not considered Third Party Contracts:

• Contracts that do not require a billing invoice; i.e., Americorp
• Reimbursements: When a student completes the semester and has to turn in a grade/transcript to receive the funds
• Trust Funds: Letters from executor of estates or bank
• Prepayment Plans: Families pay into a 529 account for college funds
• Scholarships

More questions about Third Party Contracts? Read the FAQ.