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Staying on Track with Your Student Account

We want to make sure you can register and stay enrolled without any surprises. Here is what you need to know about keeping your student account in good standing.

Before You Register

To register for classes during the normal registration period, your student account balance must be under $1,000. If your balance is over $1,000 at your normal registration time, you will be placed on registration hold, and you will not be allowed to register for spring classes until December 1 during the scheduled adjustment period.

So, before your registration time, make sure you’ve paid for:

  •  Tuition
  • Housing and meals
  • Student activity fee
  • Any other outstanding charges

When we calculate what you owe, we include any pending financial aid and payment plan amounts that are still in process.

If Your Account Balance Is Not Satisfied at The End of The Fall Semester

You can still attend classes in the spring. However, late fees will continue to accrue on your fall bill. Your spring bill (sent in December) will show both fall and spring charges, and is due January 10. If your student account balance is over $1,000 on February 1, you will be put on registration hold, and you will not be allowed to register for classes for the following fall.

Spring Semester Billing

If you still owe more than $1,000 for any term by May 15, you will be placed on Financial Leave from the College, will not be able to return for classes in the fall, and your account may be sent to collections.

Return from Financial Leave

Once your balance is paid, you can apply to return through the Dean of Students Office.

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