How Do I Pay?
Once you’ve registered for a program, we’ll send you an invoice from Quickbooks, which you can pay by clicking the link in the email, or sending us a check, or putting your card on file with us.
Once you’ve registered for a program, we’ll send you an invoice from Quickbooks, which you can pay by clicking the link in the email, or sending us a check, or putting your card on file with us.
A one-time fee of $30 will be assessed to new students upon registration for account set-up. Families receiving financial aid will not be assessed this fee.
Families can set up Villa Musica as a biller through their bank’s online portal, which will allow the bank to automatically send a check for tuition each month. Or, families can mail checks to:
Villa Musica
10373 Roselle St
Ste. 170
San Diego, CA 92121.
Families can sign up for automatic withdrawals to a card of their choosing by filling out the form below and submitting it to the office. Our accounting system will automatically deduct the outstanding tuition amount on the cardholder’s preferred day of the month.
Missing more than one consecutive lesson is considered a leave of absence. The front desk and private instructor requires two weeks’ written notice of leave, and upon approval, the applicable month’s tuition can be adjusted. When lessons are suspended, we cannot guarantee that a student’s regular lesson time will be available upon return. A leave of absence requires a return date. Before the leave of absence begins, the student will be billed for their return month’s tuition. In the case that a student does not return after a leave of absence, the return month’s tuition will be considered their 30-day notice of discontinuation.
When a student no longer wants to continue private lessons, they must give the front office and their teacher 30-days written notice by submitting the form below. Once notice has been given, the student is expected to pay for four more lessons.
Villa Musica reserves the right to discontinue a student’s enrollment at any time for reasons including, but not limited to poor attendance, non-payment of fees, lack of interest or disruptive behavior. If the student is unenrolled due to non-payment of fees, they may resume lessons by paying the outstanding balance.