Employer Tuition Reimbursement

In order to qualify for the Ferris ETR program, you must:

• Submit the online Employer Tuition Reimbursement Application.
  • ETR applications may take up to 2 business days to process before you are enrolled in the ETR Payment Play by ETR staff.
• Submit a current letter of eligibility from your employer. The letter must be on company letterhead and must state criteria for reimbursement up to XX%. Submit your letter with your application or email it to [email protected].

The ETR application and letter of eligibility must be submitted by the deadline in order to qualify for the ETR program. Late applications will not be accepted.

ETR staff will manually enroll you into the ETR Payment Plan after receiving your ETR Application and your current letter of eligibility. Please read the following agreement carefully before you continue:

I, ETR PARTICIPANT, hereby agree to pay the balance deferred as stated in this agreement in 1 installment payments on or before the due date specified for each installment. I understand that INSTALLMENT AMOUNTS MAY CHANGE over time to account for any new charges, payments, or financial aid adjustments. I also understand that failure to meet the terms of this agreement may entitle Ferris State University to (1) declare the full balance plus late fees immediately due and payable by law, (2) refuse subsequent registration for any classes and/or drop current classes (3) deny future enrollment in any payment plan, and (4) withhold grades, diplomas, or transcripts from being released until the unpaid balance, as well as all attorney fees, legal expenses, and other collection costs are paid in full.

• The ETR Application and letter of eligibility must be submitted by the tuition due date to participate in the ETR program. Late ETR Applications and eligibility letters will not be accepted.
• Tuition costs and fees are the sole responsibility of the student and must be paid within 30 days of grades posting, even if reimbursement has not been received.
• Failure to make timely tuition payments will result in Registration and Transcript holds being placed on student accounts and may affect students' ability to participate in future ETR programs. Accounts will also be subject to 2% late fees and delinquent student accounts may be sent to collections.
• Textbooks should be paid in full at the time of purchase and should not be charged against a student’s account.
• Students textbooks against their student accounts are expected to make payment for them by the semester tuition due date or they may be subject to late fees.
• Students who have sufficient financial aid (grants, scholarships and loans) in place by the due date to cover their semester charges are not eligible for the ETR program.
• Any financial aid award will be applied to a student’s account and will be deducted from the amount of reimbursement a student qualifies for under the ETR program.
• Ferris provides monthly Ebill statements in MyFSU to all students who have a balance due and students are encouraged to print a copy to give to their employer.
• Students will be provided with grades in MyFSU the Tuesday after the semester ends and students are encouraged to print a copy to give to their employer.