Billing and Payment Information

Undergraduate Billing

Bills for the fall semester will be available on-line in early July. The payment due date is August 10th. The fall bill will reflect financial aid awarded to those students who have applied for financial aid and have submitted all required documents. (Bills for the spring semester will be available on-line in early December, and January 10th is the due date for payment.) The initial fall and spring semester bill will also be mailed to students at their home address. All other bills will be presented electronically, and will only be mailed to the student at their home address for those who have opted in to receive paper bills.

The following is a tentative billing statement schedule for the 2011-2012 academic year:

An example of a bill is available for viewing that provides detailed instructions on the data and format layout for St. Lawrence University bills.


Payment Information

Tuition and fee payments may be made in cash or check. Payments may also be made online via credit/debit card (MasterCard, Discover, and American Express) or electronic check. Please note that a handling fee of 2.99% will be charged on credit/debit card payments.

The University also offers a monthly payment option administered by Tuition Management Systems (http://www.afford.com/stlawu) which allows payments for undergraduate tuition and fees pertaining to the regular academic year to be made over a period of time up to one year. The plan, which offers flexibility in both the timing and method of payment, carries no finance charges, but does require an enrollment fee of $60.00.

There are also numerous financing options available for educational expenses. Many lenders have several products to assist families with the expenses not covered by financial aid.

Graduate Billing

Students are billed mid month for courses in which they have registered during the last 30 days. Payment to the University is due upon receipt. Interest of 1% per month will be assessed on all balances past due by 30 days or more.