Financial Aid
If you have applied for financial aid in advance and have received an award letter, your letter describes how much of your award will be paid towards your student fees. If you only receive a partial award, then you must pay the remainder of your student fees yourself by the due date.
Financial aid that has not yet been disbursed will appear on your monthly billing statement as “Anticipated Aid”. Your statement will reflect Anticipated Aid as being deducted from your Account Balance giving you an Adjusted Amount Due. Your Minimum Payment is a percentage of the Adjusted Amount Due plus a 1% finance charge of the Adjusted Amount Due. Students should pay either the Adjusted Amount Due or the Minimum Payment by the due date to avoid a $10 late payment fee.
If you have not applied for financial aid in advance and have not received your award letter by the date your student fees are due, you should contact the Financial Aid Office at 314-516-5526. Students who do not apply for financial aid in a timely manner and fail to make payment by the due date will have a finance charge added to their account balance.
Because Anticipated Aid is financial aid that has not yet been disbursed, a student is not eligible for a refund until it is disbursed. When financial aid has been disbursed, it is shown in the Academic Related Charges/Credits section of the billing statement. See Student Refunds for more information