The Administration building (and other University buildings) will be closed from December 22 through January 2.

• Some staff will work remotely, but we recommend that you connect with your financial advisor now as they may be taking vacation time.
• We encourage students to make use of our online resources in regards to
  • payments
    • electronic checks from US accounts free of charge
    • bank transfers from US and international accounts
    • US credit cards (2.85% convenience fee)
    • foreign credit cards and/or local payment apps
  • appointments
  • registration
  • financial clearance
  • forms

Student Financial Services wishes you all the joy and peace possible at this special season. Stay safe and Happy Christmas!

The financial plan for Spring semester opens December 1. In the spirit of the season, give yourself the gift of a stress-free registration. Pay careful attention to the information listed below:

• log in to Registration Central
• complete all of the steps shown (look for the green check mark)
• down payments and rebate payments (if applicable) are due by December 15.
• if you missed any Fall payments or are unable to make your Spring down payment, contact your financial advisor ASAP. Financial advisors are still working remotely. Appointments are by phone or video.
• ID cards are activated on January 9.
• Classes will be dropped on January 12 for those without financial clearance.
• Contact us now if you have any questions!
• The Administration building (and other University buildings) will be closed from December 22 through January 2. Some staff will work remotely, but we recommend that you connect with your financial advisor now as they may be taking vacation time.

Student Financial Services wishes you all the joy and peace possible at this special season. Happy Christmas!

Get that just filed feeling that can only come from filing next year's FAFSA now. Using your 2020 tax information, you can get a head start on your financial aid offer.

Questions? Check out our Financial Aid page for more information!

If you have a credit and would like a refund, here's what you need to know:

If you have a US bank account, we strongly encourage students to select direct deposit.

• Direct deposit is quicker.
• No worry about deposit limits via mobile app.
• No mail delays!
• No waiting in line.

If you would like to use this method of refund, please do the following:

1. Complete your refund profile in TouchNet.®. Be very careful when you enter your account information to ensure a swift and accurate deposit.
2. When you fill out a Refund Request form, select E-refund in Step 3.

If you have already requested an eRefund, please take a moment now to be certain that your deposit is going to the correct account. Delete old, closed, or any accounts that you do not want to use.

Learn more on our SFS Refund page.