Guide to Financial Settlement

Students who will be paying out of pocket but are unable to pay in full or need additional time to get financial aid requirements in order, may set-up a payment plan though our payment portal. See Payment Portal page for more information or to use the Payment Plan Calculator.
To be financially settled: Students must enroll in a payment plan before the deadline.

Students may make payments to pay their balance in full via the online payment portal. See Payment Portal page for more information.
To be financially settled: Students must pay in full before the deadline.

Students may be eligible for tuition assistance through their employer or other third-party vendors.
To be financially settled:  Students must submit a letter of credit, a letter of intent to pay, or a voucher from the third party at least one month prior to the financial settlement deadline to guarantee that these funds will be projected on their student account before the deadline.

Students that are currently Active Duty or Veterans may be eligible to receive benefits. See Veteran Services page for more information.
To be financially settled: Students must complete the veteran application process and have benefits that cover 100% of tuition and fees which are paid directly to the institution. This process must be completed at least two weeks prior to the financial settlement deadline.

Students and parents may apply for parent and private loans, and outside scholarships through third party vendors. See Financial Aid page for more information.
To be financially settled: Students must submit approval documents to financial aid and meet all requirements at least one month prior to the financial settlement deadline to guarantee that these funds will be reflected on their student account before the deadline.

Students need to complete the FAFSA application every year to determine federal and state aid eligibility and awards. See Financial Aid page for more information.
To be financially settled: Students must satisfy all financial aid requirements at least two weeks prior to the financial settlement deadline to guarantee their financial aid can be authorized to their student account before the deadline.

Students may qualify for institutional or departmental scholarships such as merit scholarships, athletic scholarships, tuition remission, and more. See Financial Aid page for more information.

To be financially settled: Students must submit documentation by the scholarship deadline and work with financial aid to have their scholarships applied at least two weeks prior to the financial settlement deadline to guarantee that these scholarships will be reflected on their student account in time to meet the deadline.