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Fee structure

Fee Structure Examples: How to Set Up Your School's Fees

Tuition per class, itemised or all-in fees, uniforms, boarding, feeding, bus routes, new-student fees and more: how to set up the way your school already charges.

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Moving Fees to a New Term, and What Each Button Does

How to bring last term's fees into a new term, what happens to each kind of fee at term end and year end, and what every button on the Fees pages does.

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Setting Up a Flat School-Wide Fee

How to add a single fee amount that applies to every class in the school at once, the simplest fee structure Fees101 supports.

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Setting a Different Fee Per Class or Grade

Two ways to vary a fee by class in Fees101 — one uniform amount across a chosen set of classes, or a different amount per class in a single matrix-style save.

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Making a Fee Optional (Opt-In)

How to set up a fee that only charges students who opt in — plus the discountable flag and bulk opt-in tools for applying it to a subset of your roster.

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Choosing How Often a Fee Bills (Per Term, Once a Session, or Once Only)

The three billing-frequency options for a fee item in Fees101 — per_term, once_a_session, and this_term_only — and what each one means for rollover.

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Editing, Copying, and Deleting Fee Items

How to edit a fee group across multiple classes at once, copy last term's fee setup into a new term, and delete a fee item without leaving orphaned opt-ins behind.

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Editing or Deleting a Fee Item After Invoices Are Already Out

What actually happens to invoices already generated against the old fee amount when you edit or delete a fee item — the invoice total itself doesn't change on its own, but Fees101 now flags any affected sent invoice as out of date automatically.

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Setting Up Boarding, Allowances, and Other Non-Standard Fees

Fee items can be named anything you want — how to set up boarding, uniforms, excursions, or an allowance, and the one real limit on what they can do today.

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