<p>How do we do it? i looked around wolverine and could not find it.</p>
<p>Did you get accepted yet? o_O I’m sure they make it perfectly clear how you pay them after you get in.</p>
<p>yeah i am in the class of 2013, going to mich in a month. hmm. maybe i have not gotten their info yet or maybe missed it.</p>
<p>Check your mail, they should’ve sent a payment plan thing.</p>
<p>You already payed your deposit right? I think that was due a few months ago o.O</p>
<p>all i got was this payment plan thing email which spreads the fees over 10 months or something.</p>
<p>You fill out the info and follow the instructions. At least thats how Im paying for college</p>
<p>I remember seeing something that said payment isn’t due until the Aug 31st, so maybe it becomes obvious after that? </p>
<p>I think if you’re late for payment they’ll make it clear that you are and how to pay. All they really want is your money.</p>
<p>Um, toasteroven, I hope you’re referring to “how do I get my money over to the cashier’s office” as opposed to “where do I find the money to pay for school.”
In the case of the former, go into your wolverine account. Click campus finances. Select estimate bill. It will give you an approximate idea of what your bill will be (out soon and due end of August.) If your parents have money in a registered education account or something, they may need a verification of enrollment letter in order to requisition the money out of the fund, which can take a few weeks so you want to start now.</p>
<p>With respect to the Sallie Mae series of payments, you had to have signed up by July 1st, estimated your tuition and residence cost, divided it by 10, and made the first payment by now. If you’re not relying on financial aid or federal loans at all, this is a reasonable way to pay.</p>
<p>Now, I am praying that you are NOT talking about how to get financial aid for school, because that deadline was back in the spring and the FAFSA for fed loans etc. was even earlier. If that’s what you meant, call the financial aid office immediately and find out what your options are, if any.
Good luck.</p>
<p>Update for T. O. : I checked your other threads quickly and noted you have scholarships. When you go to the “campus finances” area and “estimate your bill” your scholarships and any FA will also show up in the calculation, plus your tuition, residence and orientation fees. 1/2 of your merit/aid is applied 1st semester, and your tuition/res for 1st sem will be deducted from that. If you have more aid than cost, you will get your money refunded to you a few weeks after classes start. If you owe a little, it will show you how much approximately so you won’t be surprised when you get your bill.</p>
<p>I think the bill is going to be out on August 17th, and due August 31st. They said something to that effect at my orientation last month.</p>
<p>haha, yeah this is about how to get the money to mich. Thanks for all the help guys.</p>