Payment Plans
Basics of the Tuition and Fee Installment Plan
- $25 non-refundable origination fee.
- Four installments with different due dates approximately 1 month apart.
- The first installment is due by the initial due date for all students and must be at least 25% of the current semester's tuition and fees.
- The installment plan is not available during summer or mini terms.
- Courses added after the original registration period will adjust into the installment plan and an additional amount may be due depending on the add/drop activity.
- Subsequent due dates will be listed in the student's E-Services account under the "charges due" category.
- The installment plan does not process automatic installment deductions. It is the responsibility of the student to make on time payments to avoid any additional fees.
- Students who have not fulfilled their financial obligation on the installment plan by the payment deadlines or by the end of the semester will have their records "encumbered". Non-payment will result in holds on registration, grades, diplomas, other university processing and may result in holds on transcripts.
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What Does the Installment Plan Cover?
- Tuition and fees
- Housing charges
- Meal plans
- All other charges for the current term
Installment Plan Penalties
- $20 late penalty payment charge for each past due installment
- $50 default fee assessed to the existing debt
Basics of the Tuition and Fee Short Term Loan
- $25 non-refundable origination fee.
- First payment is due by the initial due date for all students and must be at least 25% of the current semester's tuition and fees.
- The remaining 75% is due at a later date.
- The short-term loan is not available during mini terms.
- The short-term loan bears a five percent (5%) interest per annum.
- Courses added after the original registration period will adjust into the payment plan and an additional amount may be due depending on the add/drop activities.
- Subsequent due dates of the remaining payments will be listed in the student's E-Services account under the "charges due" category.
- Students who have not fulfilled their financial obligation of the short-term loan by the payment deadlines or by the end of the semester will have their records "encumbered". Non-payment will result in holds on registration, grades, diplomas, other university processing and may result in holds on transcripts.
Students must pay the balance of all payment plans and contracts in full to be eligible to enroll in classes for the next semester and/or to have any encumbrance removed from their records.