Tuition Payment Plans

All students are required to complete a Student Accounts billing worksheet. The worksheet is used to list tuition and fees and financial aid, as well as calculate either the balance due to the college or the anticipated refund to the student.

Completed billing worksheets along with the appropriate tuition payment are due in the Student Accounts office on either campus by July 15, 2008, for fall term; November 1, 2008 for spring term.

Three payment options are available for full-time degree-seeking students:

Payment in full: due July 15, 2008 for fall term; November 1, 2008 for spring term.

EZ six-month payment plan: tuition may be paid in six monthly installments each term: May 1 through October 1, 2008, for fall tuition and November 1, 2008 through April 1, 2009, for spring tuition.

Half-plus-half payment plan: available for students who wish to register early. If a student registers during the priority registration period for the fall term, half of the fall term's tuition is due by July 15, 2008, with the balance due prior to final registration, or by August 28, 2008.

If a student registers during the priority registration period for the spring term, half of the spring tuition is due prior to the registration period or by November 1, 2008, with the balance due prior to final registration, or by January 9, 2009.

A $25 monthly charge will be applied to late payments and/or unpaid balances. Students with unpaid balances due to unsecured financial aid also will incur a monthly $25 late fee.

Students who apply for financial aid yet still need to complete their financial aid file by August 1, 2008, for the fall term (or by December 1, 2008, for the spring term) should be prepared to make an initial payment to either register or secure any preregistered classes.

Students may be dropped from registered courses if outstanding payment exists and/or a student's financial aid application has yet to be completed prior to the aforementioned deadlines.

Students must be current with tuition payments to register during either final registration or the add/drop periods for fall and spring terms alike.