Payment Information
Fall 2008
Summer Term 2008 (Summer Intersession,
Summer I 11-Week Session, Summer I 5-Week Session and Summer II 5-Week
Session)
Spring 2008 (Winter Intersession and Regular Session)
Spring Term 2008 (Regular Session)
| Spring Term 2008 (Winter Intersession and Regular Session) |
| Payment Due Date |
First Regular Session Class Date |
Regular Session Census Date |
First Non-Pay
Cancellation Date |
| 01/09/2008 |
01/14/2008 |
01/30/2008 |
01/09/2008 |
- If your Required Payment is not posted to your account by 11:59 p.m. on the term payment due date, enrollment will be cancelled and class seats released. After that date, all charges from enrollment activity must be paid prior to 11:59 p.m. the same day to avoid cancellation. If you do make a payment, or otherwise have sufficient credit from financial aid, but, do not pay the entire required payment your classes will be dropped (last added, first dropped) until payment is enough to pay for the classes that remain.
- Take at least 14 semester credit hours in Fall and Spring Regular Sessions and you may be eligible for an On-Time Graduate Tuition Reduction. Also, see how you might qualify for a Designated Tuition Discount.
- Your required payment is the total amount of your unpaid previous and current term charges including increases from schedule adjustments or residency status changes. Your required payment amount can be obtained through Kiosk, MyMav, and Bursar Services.
- The University does not mail statements. It is your responsibility to view your account online in MyMav and make your payments accordingly.
- If you are cancelled for non-payment and reenroll during Late Registration you will be assessed a $25 Late Registration Fee.
- Students may direct their payments to pay specific charges on their account in the MyMav Student Center. Payments received through other payment methods will be applied to the student account to pay the oldest charge first with priority to registration related charges.
- The Installment Payment Plan must be chosen when you register. Students who do not select the Installment Payment Plan must pay their registration in full or be subject to Cancel for Non-Payment.
- Enrollment Loans are offered only if funds are available and the student does not have past due prior term registration charges.
- It is the student's responsibility to withdraw from the University prior to the first official University class day if they wish to avoid financial obligation.
- Students will not be automatically dropped for non-attendance.
- Failure to make payment or stopping payment on a check, electronic bank draft/ACH transfer, or credit card payment for registration fees does not release financial obligation.
- Failure to pay a debt owed to the University will be reported to national credit bureaus and subject to additional fees and collection efforts as allowed by law.
Reviewed/Revised 10/03/07