<p>Hi just a question to all those who are using or have used Tuition Pay
Since it's an installment plan, the last payment date is way after Aug 11th. This wouldn't conflict with Aug 11th being the deadline, would it?
For example, Cornell should take the first payment date (i.e. Aug 10th) as the date when we actually "paid" our tuition, right?</p>
<p>I pay Tuition Pay starting May 1st and 9 installments after that. Tuition Pay takes half of the total annual amount and applies it to the first semester and the other half to the second. If you have had made at least one installment payment half of the total installment amount should have been applied to August bursar bill. If it doesn’t show call the bursars office and ask for an explanation.</p>
<p>Not to hijack but, do we need the tuition pay plan if FinAid will be covering much of the bill? I’m not sure whether I should sign up.</p>
<p>@ Septiambre
How do you know your tuition fee for the spring semester? Is it sure to be the same as the fall semester? Also can we enroll in a separate Tuition Pay plan for spring only?</p>
<p>@MingusAmongus
I’m only using Tuition Pay because it can process foreign credit cards; I don’t have US bank accounts.</p>
<p>My spring and fall bill have been very close the past two years. You can stop tuition pay anytime if something big changes. If you overpay the credit is carried forward on the bursar bill into the next semester or year, whichever has been the case. If you withdraw or graduate you can get a refund. Even if you get finaid tuition pay works well for being able to pay in installments if you are cash poor but there is the initial $80 set up fee.</p>