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Payment of Fees
PAYMENT PROCEDURE: Payment is due two weeks from the date on the invoice or the official semester start date, whichever comes first. The payment deadline is not extended for late registrants. It is your responsibility to make payment in full, apply for financial aid or sign up for the La Salle Deferred Payment Plan or the AMS Monthly Payment Plan. To make a payment through the mail, please pay by check, cashier's check, or money order. Payments by mail should be made using the yellow envelope provided. DO NOT SEND CASH THROUGH THE MAIL. The University cannot be responsible for cash sent through the mail. A $35.00 fee will be assessed for returned checks. The University will no longer be accepting credit card payments
directly. Credit card payments can be made through the Sallie Mae
Payment Gateway. To reach this gateway, please log on to: http://www.lasalle.edu/admin/businessaffairs/bursar/ Be advised that Sallie Mae will charge a varying fee depending on the type of card used. A PAYMENT DROP BOX is located outside of the Office of Student and Accounts Receivable for students not able to call during normal office hours. The Office of Student and Accounts Receivable is located on the 1st Floor of the Administration Center.
Any balance carried one month past the official first day of the semester will be subject to a late fee equaling 1% of the cumulative amount due on that day. This fee will continue to assess on a monthly basis for the remainder of the term. If you are unable pay the balance in full, you are encouraged to enroll in the La Salle University Deferred Payment Plan or apply for Financial Aid.
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EMPLOYER ASSISTED GRADUATE DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN For more information click here.
THIRD PARTY PAYMENTS If you have a recognized third party (employer, labor union, foundation, etc.) who is paying all or a portion of your tuition, you may send a copy of the billing authorization form along with your invoice and a credit will be applied to your account for the authorized stated amount. Be sure to enclose a check or other form of payment for any amount not covered by the billing authorization. To be eligible, the authorization form must be from a recognized organization, not an individual, clearly indicate the amount that will be paid, must give all necessary billing instructions and must be signed by an authorized representative. IF THE ORGANIZATION REIMBURSES YOU AT THE END OF THE SEMESTER UPON RECEIPT OF YOUR GRADES, you must pay the tuition in full at the beginning of the semester, enroll in the Deferred Payment Plan or apply for financial aid to cover the semester charges and then await reimbursement from your third party.
When you have been granted an award by the Financial Services Office, your invoice will be credited for the amount of the award(s). Generally, the credit will be for one-half of the annual award. Financial aid is generally disbursed on or before the first day of classes. A financial aid memo is an estimated credit that is applied to your account until the actual funds are received and disbursed to your account. There are many reasons for a financial aid memo to be on your account including, delayed loan disbursement or incomplete aid application. Once the funds are disbursed the memo will expire. If the funds are not disbursed, your memo will expire within the first thirty (30) days of the semester. It will be your responsibility to contact Student Financial Services to determine why your aid did not disburse.
Veterans entitled to Educational Benefits under Title 38 of the U.S. Code, who are applying for these benefits for the first time, should submit their applications (VA Form 22-1990) with a copy of their separation papers (DD 214) to the REGISTRAR'S OFFICE. The Registrar's Office will complete the enrollment certification and forward both forms to the VA. Veterans already enrolled and certified should report to the Registrar's Office and to the VA any changes in the number of credit hours they are pursuing. |