Tuition/Fees Payment Deadlines

Enrollment is not complete until students complete registration and pay tuition and fees. Students may pay all tuition, fees, and other charges by cash, checks, credit cards, debit cards, money orders, or through financial aid procedures by the Tuition/Fee Payment Deadlines as noted in the Academic Calendar (see Academic Calendar). The Financial Aid staff will automatically cover tuition and fee charges of students eligible and approved to receive these benefits.

 

First Payment Deadline

Students who register during Early Owl, returning student, new, and late registration must pay their tuition and fees in full before the first payment deadline as listed on the Academic Calendar (see Academic Calendar). Failure to pay an instruction and technology support fee, supply fee, malpractice insurance, graduation fee, radiation badge fee, fuel surcharge, or any other fee or charge not covered by financial aid and electronically authorized will result in students being removed from their classes (see Electronic Authorization in the Financial Aid section). Students who are administratively withdraw from classes will have to pay a $45 late fee to re-register for classes during the official Drop/Add period as listed on the Academic Calendar (see Academic Calendar).

Drop/Add Payment Deadline

Students who add classes during the official Drop/Add period must pay their tuition and fees in full before the end of the fifth day of the term. Failure to pay an instruction and technology support fee, supply fee, malpractice insurance, graduation fee, radiation badge fee, fuel surcharge, or any other fee or charge not covered by financial aid and electronically authorized will result in students being removed from their classes. (see Electronic Authorization in the Financial Aid section). Students who are administratively from classes after the drop/add payment deadline and erroneously sit through the class during the semester will have to pay tuition and fees in full prior to receiving a grade for the course.

Students who have paid their tuition and fees with personal funds or who receive financial aid benefits must complete the formal withdrawal process if they later decide not to attend classes see (Withdrawing From Classes for procedures). Withdrawing from classes prior to the start of the academic term will not affect academic progress and the withdrawal will not be reflected on academic transcripts.