Consequences of non-payment
- If you are an admitted student and your payment is not received by the initial
billing due date, you will be automatically enrolled in the Installment
Payment Plan. The installment plan is not available during the May/summer
term.
- Your payment in full must be received by the third installment date (or
second billing date for May/summer term) or your past-due account will be
referred to Student Financial Collections, the
University office that collects past-due account balances. A hold
may be placed on your student record any time you miss a payment.
- If payment in full is not received by the end of the current term (or second
billing due date for May/summer term), your registration for future terms
will be canceled.
- Seriously delinquent accounts may be referred to a collection agency.
Cancellation Policy
University policy states that all students who owe the University
money for a past due term will have any current and/or future registration canceled
unless/until all past due balances have been paid in full. Payments must be
received, not postmarked, before the 100 percent due date for the current term
to avoid cancellation of classes. You are responsible for determining and paying
the amount due in full. Here's how:
The total amount due will appear as the "All Accounts
Balance." Tuition and fees may post to your student account two days after
registration, but no earlier than six weeks before the beginning of the term.
UM Pay is the quickest way to submit payment. Payments made
online with an electronic transfer from either a bank or credit union checking
or savings account are posted on the same day, if submitted by 5 p.m. central
standard time. For information on other payment options, go to Past-due
Account Balances.
Once you are canceled out of your class(s) for nonpayment,
you will not be allowed to register until payment in full has been posted to
your student account. Be advised that you have no guarantee that the
same class(s) will be available. Student Financial Collections will not reregister
you for any classes. You must register online or in person at any One Stop Student
Services Center.
Non-degree students late payment policy
Non-degree seeking students (Adult special/graduate or professional students
filling out the Request for Graduate Credit for Non-Degree Students form) are
required to pay all tuition and fees by the University’s first payment date
for the current term.
If you are a non-degree students who does not pay,
you will be canceled from your class(s) for the current term. If you are canceled
from a class(s) for nonpayment, you must contact a One Stop Student Services Center
to reregister. Look here for
registration information
for non-degree students.
