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Paying Tuition Online
Hi,
I am trying to pay my tuition online. However there are two balances on the "Pay your account" window.
1) Student Account Balance
2) Payment Agreement Balance
Which one do I need to pay? or do I need to pay both? :S
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Hi,
I am trying to pay my tuition online. However there are two balances on the "Pay your account" window.
1) Student Account Balance
2) Payment Agreement Balance
Which one do I need to pay? or do I need to pay both? :S
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It doesn't matter. If your payment agreement deadline hasn't passed yet then pay to the latter. But in the end they go to the same account.
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... the amounts of both are not the same. The "student account balance" is less than the "payment agreement balance".
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... the amounts of both are not the same. The "student account balance" is less than the "payment agreement balance".
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Have you already made a payment?
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noo.. not yet. Mine is due Sept. 30th.
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I had this problem during summer school.
I accidentally put the amount I wanted to pay under student account balance instead of payment agreement. I emailed them and they said that essentially it's all one account and that the amount will balance in the end.
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noo.. not yet. Mine is due Sept. 30th.
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You must have had money in your student account for whatever reason. Just pay the rest of your student account seeing how it's less than your payment agreement balance.
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If you're paying online, does card account need to be in MY name? or can it be my parents'?
Also, can we only use debit?
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