The Governing Council on 1 April approved measures to give students flexibility in paying enrolment fees for UPC courses in order to prevent putting them at a disadvantage during the period of lockdown. Therefore, the UPC will not temporarily suspend student rights in the event of non-payment of enrolment or add any late payment charges.  As long as the current state of alarm is in place, claims for debt in the event of non-payment of enrolment fees will be replaced with informative communications about outstanding payments.

Students can send a support ticket to the Academic Management Service (Demana SGA) to submit a reasoned request to delay payment of outstanding enrolment fees, which will be responded to with a new due date between 15 May and 15 June, depending on the reasons stated.

Additionally, the University has extended the period for submitting reasoned requests for interrupting studies until 30 April 2020 (new statemant). Students who wish to apply for an interruption of studies must state and justify, if applicable, the reasons why the current state of alarm prevents them from engaging with the subjects that they are enrolled in for the second semester of the 2019–2020 academic year. The measure approved provides that students must be previously informed of the possible consequences for their grants requested or awarded, so that they can decide to withdraw their applications if they deem it appropriate.