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Financing Your Education
The payment options described below refer to the balance that you are
required to pay the University of San Francisco after all eligible financial
aid has been deducted from your semester charges (tuition,
housing charges and fees).
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1. Payment in Full
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If you choose
to pay in full, the following are the Payment Deadlines for each semester:
- Summer 2008: Thursday, May 1, 2008
- Fall 2008: Friday, August 1, 2008
- Spring 2009: Monday, January 5, 2009
If we do not receive your payment in full by the payment
deadline for the semester or you have not enrolled in the 4-Month Payment Plan, a non-payment fee and monthly late payment fees will be charged. We will no longer automatically enroll you in the 4-Month
Payment Plan.
All previous semester charges must be paid in full by the current semester due date to avoid class cancellation.
PLEASE NOTE: Students who have not registered prior to
Payment Due Date, are required to pay in full or enroll in the payment plan at the time of registration
for all tuition, housing charges, and fees (minus loans, grants or scholarships.)
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2. 4-Month Payment Plan
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The 4-Month
Payment Plan is designed to enable students/parents to pay educational
expenses through regularly scheduled payments. Educational expenses include
tuition, room and board, and mandatory fees. Books, transportation and
other miscellaneous expenses are NOT included in this plan.
The 4-Month Payment Plan is available to all students
for the Summer, Fall and Spring Semesters. There is NO payment plan available
for the Intersession Semester.
Students must enroll in the payment plan online or by submitting a request to One Stop Enrollment and Financial Services.
A $50.00 enrollment fee is charged per semester. To enroll
in the Payment Plan, click here.
Payment Plan Due Dates:
- Summer - May 1st through August 1st
- Fall - September 1st through December 1st
- Spring - January 1st through April 1st
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3. Third-Party Billing
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USF offers third-party billing,
or Special Billing, to students
whose employers or other outside agency will pay their tuition and/or
fees and expenses.
Students whose company or agency reimburses them directly
are NOT eligible for special billing. Payments contingent upon completion
of class or grade posting are also not eligible for special billing.
Students must submit vouchers/authorizations to Student Accounts, prior to payment due date for each semester.
If you have questions or would like more information,
please e-mail us at onestop@usfca.edu or call (415) 422-2020.
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4. Financial Aid
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If you plan to finance your
tuition with financial aid, you must complete a Free Application for Federal
Student Aid (FAFSA) which is available at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov.
For more information, please visit the One Stop Office or call (415) 422-2020.
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5. Alternative Financing
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Many students and parents
have used private student loans as another resource to help fund educational
costs. Most alternative loan programs require a credit-worthy cosigner.
Contact the One Stop Office for lender information or program details.
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