Things to know about our online registration
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Payment Options
Upon registration for regular dance year classes, you have two options for tuition payments. You may choose from either:
- Monthly Automatic Bank Draft
- Pay the Year in Full (Note: DISCOUNTS APPLY!)
If you are registering for summer camps or classes, Mommy & Me, or Boys Hip Hop, tuition is due upon registration using the card on file.
Note: For more information regarding these payment plans, please see review our Policies and Fees.
Initial Payments
Upon registration you will be asked for a credit card number. If you choose the Monthly Draft, your credit card will be charged for the annual registration fee & your first month’s tuition. The bank draft starts with the second month’s tuition. If you choose to Pay the Year In Full, your card will be charged for the annual registration fee, and your full year’s tuition (minus a 5% discount!).
If you are registering for classes that are held in SESSIONS, your card will be charged upon registration for the full session tuition amount.
Registration Confirmation
You will receive a confirmation email confirming your online registration as well as a digital contract that will need completing. These emails will have further information regarding your registration.
Your credit card will be kept on file, but will NOT be allowed as a method of paying monthly tuition. However, we do ask that, if possible, your credit card number be linked to a different account from your automatic draft account in case of insufficient funds.
Want to learn more about our classes or studio?
Just fill out this form and we can answer all your questions. We look forward to seeing you soon in our studio!
Sincerely,
Hillary
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