BUSINESS OFFICE
1201 S. State St.
CSS 101
Big Rapids,
Michigan 49307
p.(231)591-2125
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Payment Option Plans - Ferris State University offers two (2) Payment Option Plans to pay total semester charges:
Traditional Payment Plan
Deferred Payment Plan
The table below provides general information on each Payment Plan:
Traditional Payment Plan
Deferred Payment Plan
All charges are due on the first billing date, prior to the first day of classes. This will require the entire account to be paid, leaving a $0 balance.
No Deferred Processing Fee
For Fall 2009 semester, the account balance due date is August 21, 2009.
For Spring 2010 semester, the account balance due date is December 15, 2009.
You are required to pay 50% of the current charges listed on the first bill, plus 100% of any past semester charges.
A one-time $30.00 Deferred Processing Fee per semester.
You will receive an updated electronic invoice for the second and
third installment and these statements will reflect previous payments and additional charges that have been placed on the account (i.e. financial aid disbursements, personal payments, book charges, etc.). Each installment will reflect the remaining 50% of the charges on the account. Please see the chart below for payment percentages and due dates.
For Fall 2009 semester, the $30.00 deferred payment fee will be added to your account if the entire balance is not paid by September 3, 2009.
For Spring 2010 semester, the $30.00 deferred payment fee will be added to your account if the entire balance is not paid by January 14, 2010.
Due Dates and Percentage for Processing Payments:
Semester
Due Dates
Percentage of Payment
Fall 2009
August 21, 2009
50%
September 25, 2009
25%
October 15, 2009
25%
Spring 2010
December 15, 2009
50%
February 15, 2010
25%
March 15, 2010
25%
Please keep in mind that the above percentages are an overview of how the account balance will be paid in full (100%) when you use the deferred payment plan. Read your bill carefully to ensure you are making the appropriate payment for the proper due date. It will prompt you to calculate the amount due in some instances.
A 2% late fee will be added to student accounts that are not paid by the third payment date of each semester.
If you do not receive a billing statement, contact
the Business Office at (231) 591-2125 or Student Services at (231) 591-5242. Not having received a bill in the mail is NOT justification for late payment. A student
can also check their account balance online through their MyFSU account by completing the following:
Click
on the Academics & Services tab
Under Student Records, click on Account Summary by Term
Click on the term heading (ex. Spring 2007, Jan 8-May 4) to view single semester, including any pending financial aid that has not disbursed to the account
Students who have not paid or have insufficient financial aid to cover the minimum payment (50%) the Monday before classes begin will have their class schedules dropped.
A Business Office hold will be placed on students who have had their classes
dropped for non-payment.
Students who are rescheduling will need
to have sufficient financial aid or pay fifty percent of the current semester
charges and the additional late registration fee of $100.00 if their class schedule has been
dropped for non-payment in order for the registration hold to be lifted.
Students who have no registration activity by the end of late registration,
will also be charged the late registration fee of $100.00 when registration is completed. These students will also
have a Business Office hold placed on their account and will need to have sufficient
financial aid or pay fifty percent of the current semester charges to have the
hold lifted prior to registration.
If a student is not registered by the deadlines below for the semester, the Business Office registration hold will not be lifted except in cases of a successful appeal
to the Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs. Appeal forms can be picked up at the Student Service Center, CSS 101. (Appeals must be approved by the VP of Academic Affairs before the student goes to their Deans Office for late registration approval.)