How can Indian students pay their tuition fees at Lambton College Canada?

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Indian students can pay their fees directly via the official Lambton College secure payment page. Payment modes include Flywire or Convera.

These payment modes allow students to pay their fees in local currency and track the transfer until it reaches the college.

Note: Students cannnot pay their fees

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