Convera for Students
The most reliable payment process for an international student to pay their fees from outside of Canada is through Convera for Students. You can easily track the status of your payments, and it is easier to receive refunds.
Convera allows you to pay your fees in the currency of your choice, which then converts into Canadian dollars. Your exchange rate quote is guaranteed for 72 hours after you receive your quote and you can track your payment as it moves through the system. Payments made through Convera are typically received 7 – 10 business days after your bank initiates the payment.
- Select your country and the amount you would like to pay
- You’ll receive quotes including details about how long payments will usually take. Select a quote to continue.
- Enter your student number, address, and contact information. The Canadian Government requires an address to process all incoming and outgoing Canadian payments.
- After you enter your information, you will be directed to complete the payment through the provider you chose, such as your bank, UnionPay, AliPay, etc.
- You will be provided with a reference number that you can use to track your payment. We typically receive payment within 7-10 days.
Wire Payments
Wires can be sent to:
BMO
424 Main Street, Wolfville, NS B4P 1C9
Bank ID #001
Bank Transit # 02063
Bank Account # 1010-842
Please ensure your student ID is noted on your wire by one of three options:
- 7-digit ID preceded by 2 additional zeroes
- 9-digit Application Reference ID
- 9-digit ID typically starting with "100...", "1000...", or "000...". These are historical ID numbers issued prior to August 2022.
Routing number electronic payment format
Routing number MICR-encoded paper payment format
Also known as Canadian sort code
Clearing House Interbank Payments System Universal Identifier
FAQ - Why can’t I pay with my credit card?
Acadia University discontinued the use of credit cards for student accounts (tuition and related fees) effective May 1, 2017.
Acadia University was the last university in Nova Scotia to discontinue the use of credit cards for tuition and related fees. This change aligns Acadia with industry standards and best practices. This measure is also in response to increasing Data Security Standards compliance and their related costs.