If you have a credit on your account, please fill out and submit a Credit Request form.

• Refunds will not be issued without a credit balance.
• Once a refund has been posted to your account, they should be printed and available for pick up after 1pm the following day.
• As the popularity of mobile banking apps rises, please be aware of your bank's deposit limit for checks. Some banks will not accept mobile deposits in large amounts. If you have a large credit, you may need to request two checks or make your deposit in person.
• If you're wanting to cash your check instead of depositing it, be aware that funds may not be available for immediate withdrawal.
• If you change your mind and want to cancel a refund check once it has been printed, there will be a $35 Stop Payment Fee.

For more information, contact our office or check out our REFUNDS page!

Andrews University takes great pride in the diversity of our students. Off-campus or on, international students make up a great percentage of our student population.

Student Financial Services wants to help you find the fastest, easiest, and most secure way to pay on your account. Since not all students are the same, we've taken great care to offer several payment options for students paying in local currency or USD.

• USD Payments through TouchNet®
  • credit cards (2.85% convenience fee)
  • login & password required, authorised user access required for anyone paying on account
• International Payments (local currency) through Flywire
  • wire transfers from bank (favourable exchange rates)
  • international credit cards (convenience fee varies with currency)
  • local payment apps such as eWallet, UnionPay, Trustly, Paypal Wallet, Alipay.com
  • payers can create a flywire account or log on as a guest

If you need help deciding which payment option would work best for you, you can contact the SFS Cashier at 269.471.3326 or at sfs@andrews.edu.

Payment Plans, Payment Options & Authorized Users: Visit our Paying page for answers! If you need a walk through for paying online or setting up an authorized user, visit Tutorials for helpful videos.

A university education is a big investment—one that is not to be taken lightly.

The national conversation on college affordability is a big deal. Websites like collegescorecard.ed.gov and collegefactual.com have been created in response to this conversation, giving high school students and their parents numerous resources by which to compare, among other things, the cost of colleges and universities across the country.

This year Andrews is trying something new: An increase in the Andrews Partnership Scholarship (APS), which means more money for more incoming students. Andrews has also increased its matching scholarships for summer camp work, meaning that students who are employed at summer camp will receive a larger matching amount beginning summer 2016.

How do you cash in on this increased APS availability? Go to the APS webpage and enter your current GPA and your ACT and/or SAT score(s) to get your personalized APS qualification amount.*

For more information about applying to Andrews, visit andrews.edu/undergrad.

* The APS calculator is an estimate; additional funding may be available, so consult with your financial advisor for your finalized numbers.