Frequently Asked Questions

Students must register for classes prior to paying the semester fees; semester fees are due by the first day of class each semester. If you register for classes after the first day of class, you will be assessed a $30.00 late registration fee. See also: Fee Policy.

Payment plans are available to those students who are unable to pay their fees in full by the first day of class. The last day of add/drop is the deadline to sign up for a payment plan, if you fail to pay your fees by the first day of class or sign up for a payment plan, you could dropped from the university. See also: Fee policy/payment plan policy.

If you have received an award letter for Pell by the first day of class your account will be credited and your fees will be deducted.

A Hold is placed on an account if there is an outstanding balance due; a student will be unable to request transcripts, pre-enroll, and register for classes or in some cases check out library books until the fine is paid.

No, fees are non-refundable. If extenuating circumstances permit you from attending a particular semester where you already paid the fees, you must notify the Business Office in writing to obtain approval to apply the fees to a subsequent semester.

Pell Grant is paid out according to the Financial Aid Schedule. See also: Disbursement of funding policy.

Scholarship disbursement will begin after add/drop ends to those students who have no outstanding fees, have paid their semester fees and are not on a multi-list check. All checks require clearance by the Financial Aid office prior to disbursement. Please see Disbursement of Funding Policy for more details.

You will be required to purchase a new Student ID priced at $20.00 by showing a valid state or tribal ID to the Business Office at the time of purchase. No transactions will be processed nor any account information be discussed without the proper ID.