Payment Options | Student Business Services (2024)

  • TTU
  • Student Business Services
  • Payment Plans
  • Accepted Payment Types

Please read thoroughly prior to following the links at the bottom of the page:

Any payment plan option may be used for all tuition, mandatory fees, optional fees and housing. All payment plans will be calculated on the account balance after financial aid is posted. Please see the following example:

  • Tuition and Fees = $4,000.00
  • Room and Board = $4,500.00
  • Less Financial Aid = ($3,500.00)
  • Account Balance = $5,000.00

PAYMENT PLANS AVAILABLE:

Budget Payment Plans

This payment plan for tuition and fees (including housing and optional fees) is available for fall and spring terms only. A separate application is required for each term a student wishes to use the Budget Payment plan. This plan requires payments in four equal installments (25% each) of the total account balance. The initial installment may also be due depending on pay plan enrollment date. A $25 service charge is due at the time of set up. A late fee of $50 will be assessed for each installment payment that is not paid by the installment due date. Based on the example above, the installments would be four equal payments of $1,250. Payment installment amounts are subject to change if a student makes class schedule changes, adds charges such as parking, or if the Financial Aid award package is adjusted after initial disbursem*nt. Students and eBill authorized users will receive email notifications if payment plan installment amounts change.

Emergency Payment Plan

This plan is available to students who owe a minimum of $2,000 of mandatory tuition and fees and is intended as an alternative method of payment for students who may be receiving aid after the established due dates. The plan allows for deferring the initial payment of the first installment through financing provided by a short-term loan. The balance will be paid in three payments. The first payment is 25% of the balance. The second payment is 37.5% of the original balance. The third payment is the remainder of the balance. A service charge of 1.25% of Mandatory Tuition and Fees (maximum $25) is due at the time of set up.The initial installment may also be due depending on pay plan enrollment date. A late fee of $50 will be assessed for each installment payment that is not paid by the installment due date. Please note that because this plan is an alternative to receiving aid on a student account, not all charges qualify to be included in the loan amount. Any charges unrelated to mandatory tuition and fees, such as room and board or parking charges, must be paid by the regularly established due dates. Based on the example above, the student would not qualify for the Emergency Payment Option, because the student's Tuition and Fees ($4,000) less the Financial Aid ($3,500) is $500, which is less than the minimum $2000 balance required. Payment installment amounts are subject to change if a student makes class schedule changes, adds charges such as parking, or if the Financial Aid award package is adjusted after initial disbursem*nt. Students and eBill authorized users will receive email notifications if payment plan installment amounts change.

Summer-Only Plan

This payment plan for tuition and fees (including housing and optional fees) is available for summer terms only. This allows the user to defer payment of the term balance until the specified due date. A $25 service charge is due at the time of set up. A late fee of $50 will be assessed if the term balance is not paid in full by the installment due date. Payment installment amounts are subject to change if a student makes class schedule changes, adds charges such as parking, or if the Financial Aid award package is adjusted after initial disbursem*nt. Students and eBill authorized users will receive email notifications if payment plan installment amounts change.

How to Enroll in a Payment Plan

Students and Authorized eBill Users may enroll in a payment plan in eBill by clicking on the appropriate login button below:

Online Payments:

  • Debit Cards
  • Credit Cards (Discover, AMEX, Master Card, Visa)
  • Personal Checks
  • Student Financial Aid Packages
  • International Payments

Cashier Station:

  • Debit Cards
  • Cash
  • Money Order
  • Cashier's Checks
  • Traveler's Checks
  • Business Checks
  • Personal Checks (no temporary checks)

Please note that checks, whether presented in person or by mail, must be made payable to Texas Tech University, and must include the payer's driver's license number, date of birth and telephone number. Additionally, the student's name and R# must be denoted in the memo line to ensure proper processing

Regular Mail Payments:

Student Business Services
Box 41099
Lubbock, TX 79409-1099

Express Overnight Mail Payments:

Express Overnight Mail Payments:
Student Business Services
2520 Broadway, Room 333
Lubbock, TX 79409

  • Address

    301 West Hall, Lubbock, TX 79409
  • Phone

    806.742.3272
  • Email

    sbs@ttu.edu
Payment Options | Student Business Services (2024)

FAQs

What happens if I don't pay my tuition on time at Tamu? ›

If a payment is delinquent when a semester ends, the student will be blocked and may not receive credit for academic work performed. A student will not be readmitted to the University until all past due balances, including late charges, are paid.

How to make a payment uhcl? ›

Access the UHCL E-Services page at www.uhcl.edu/eservices. Enter your UHCL network ID and password OR your 7-digit PeopleSoft ID and password. From the Student Home page, click on the Student Financials tile. Once in Student Financials, the Make a Payment page should be loaded by default.

How much is the late payment fee for Tamu? ›

Students who fail to pay tuition and fees by the semester's due date are assessed a $100.00 late payment fee.

How do I pay my bill at Texas Tech? ›

  1. Online Payments: Debit Cards. Credit Cards (Discover, AMEX, Master Card, Visa) Personal Checks. ...
  2. Cashier Station: Debit Cards. Cash. Money Order. ...
  3. Regular Mail Payments: Student Business Services. Box 41099. Lubbock, TX 79409-1099.
  4. Express Overnight Mail Payments: Express Overnight Mail Payments: Student Business Services.

How can I avoid paying tuition? ›

Here are ten ways that you can either go to college for free or reduce your total educational costs:
  1. Qualify for Scholarships. ...
  2. Apply for Grants. ...
  3. Consider Employer Tuition Assistance. ...
  4. Work at the School You Attend. ...
  5. Consider a Work College. ...
  6. Find a College With Free Tuition. ...
  7. See if You Qualify for a Tuition Waiver.

What is the 3 peat rule at Tamu? ›

What is 3 Peat? According to student rule 10.21, "an undergraduate student may attempt a course no more than three times, courses graded Q or W but excluding those graded NG, unless approval has been received from both the student's Dean or designee and the department offering the course."

How do I do payment? ›

A payment can be made in the form of cash, check, wire transfer, credit card, or debit card.

How much is the late payment fee for University of Houston Clear Lake? ›

The late registration payment deadline is 5 p.m. Thursday, June 6, 2024 for all payment methods. If payment is not received by 5 p.m. on Thursday, June 6, 2024 there will be an additional late payment fee of $50.00 added to the student account.

How to make a payment uh? ›

E-check and credit card payments can be made online through your my UH self-service account. All personal checks are required to contain the bank account holders government id number and date of birth. Cardholders must be present with valid government ID in order to pay with card at the cashier window.

How much does 1 credit hour cost at Tamu? ›

Tuition-Resident of Texas: Undergraduate Resident students pay $50 per semester credit hour. Graduate Resident students pay $77 per semester credit hour. Tuition-Non-Resident/International: Non-resident and International students pay $470 per semester credit hour.

What GPA is required for Texas A&M? ›

Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50.

How do I fight a late fee? ›

File a credit dispute

You can start this process by sending a dispute letter to each credit bureau that reported the mistake. The dispute letter should clearly state the negative information you're disputing, include any documentation of the inaccurate information and request that the item be corrected or removed.

Can you pay Texas Tech tuition with a credit card? ›

Texas Tech accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express.

How much is Texas Tech after financial aid? ›

The net price is the average cost of the university after aid and scholarship funds are discounted from the total cost, which come in on average at $17,880 for in-state students and $30,972 for out-of-state students receiving need-based aid.

How much is the late fee for Texas Tech? ›

Late Payment Fee.

A $50 per due date fee will be charged the first working day after the university-established due date.

What will happen if I don't pay my tuition? ›

If you don't promptly pay the money you owe, your school could send your account to a collection agency. This could have a negative impact on your credit and damage your credit score, which will make it hard to qualify for other types of credit. You'll be ineligible for financial aid.

Can unpaid tuition go to collections? ›

With or without a tuition payment plan, unpaid tuition can hurt your credit if your account goes into collections. Your school may have its own collection department or it may sell unpaid tuition debt to a collection agency.

What is the late fee for Texas State University? ›

A $30 non-refundable enrollment fee is assessed for enrollment in the payment plan. A $65 late payment fee will be charged for any balance not paid by the final due date of the semester. The payment plan amount will be recalculated as charges increase or decrease due to schedule changes.

What is the Tamu student rule 18? ›

18.1 Students are required to pay tuition, fees and charges to the university when due. Failure to do so may result in: 18.1. 1 The student's being administratively withdrawn and removed from the rolls of the university with loss of credit for academic work performed that semester.

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