I'm having some major issues with my account statement/payment agreement right now.

I am taking one course in second semester summer school, and about a month ago I went into my student accounts and paid for the course online. No big deal, right?

Here's my issue. Yesterday I logged onto my Student Accounts and Cashiers thing, and apparently I still owe money for my summer course. However, it seems that the money I paid before did go into my student account, but for one of my Fall 2010 courses.

I sent an email to Student accounts and cashiers, but I still haven't heard anything back from them yet. I was wondering if anyone knows how to change the designation of money paid so that the money I paid can be put towards my summer course (because right now they say I owe over $50 extra because of late fees, in addition to interest charges )

Does anyone have any suggestions slash help?
Thanks!!

Originally Posted by jade177

I'm having some major issues with my account statement/payment agreement right now.

I am taking one course in second semester summer school, and about a month ago I went into my student accounts and paid for the course online. No big deal, right?

Here's my issue. Yesterday I logged onto my Student Accounts and Cashiers thing, and apparently I still owe money for my summer course. However, it seems that the money I paid before did go into my student account, but for one of my Fall 2010 courses.

I sent an email to Student accounts and cashiers, but I still haven't heard anything back from them yet. I was wondering if anyone knows how to change the designation of money paid so that the money I paid can be put towards my summer course (because right now they say I owe over $50 extra because of late fees, in addition to interest charges )

Does anyone have any suggestions slash help?
Thanks!!

I don't think you can avoid the late fees because payment was due quite some time ago. You'll have to contact Student Accounts and Cashiers, call them on Monday. E-mails are very unreliable and can easily be lost in the hundreds that they get.