Due Dates and Statement (Bill) Cycle
Quarterly bill due dates and other important billing information for students can be found below.
- Summer Quarter: July 10th, 2024
- Autumn Quarter: October 10th, 2024
- Winter Quarter: January 10th, 2025
- Spring Quarter: April 10th, 2025
Please keep in mind that during the quarter we send out statements for new or unpaid charges on a monthly basis, about the third week of each month. Those payments are the due the 10th day of the following month, i.e. bills sent out in late October are due November 10th. Many student and families choose to budget their quarter amount due through SPU’s Payment Plans.
Payment Methods
SFS accepts online payments, payments made by mail, and payments made in person.
Payment Plans
SFS offers payment plans options to help spread payments into monthly installments through Nelnet Campus Commerce.
Payment Worksheets
Utilize the payment worksheets to help estimate your out-of-pocket costs.
Granting Others Access
Students must complete authorizations if they want others to make online payments to their account (Authorized Payer) and receive information about their account and financial aid (FERPA).
Summer Tuition Refund Schedule
Seven or Eight Week Sessions
| Tuition |
Refund |
| Week 1 |
100% |
| Week 2 |
50% |
Three or Four Week Sessions
| Tuition |
Refund |
| Week 1 |
100% |
| After Week 1 |
0% |
Short Sessions
| Tuition |
Refund |
| By second class |
100% |
| After second class |
0% |
Check the Undergraduate Time Schedule or Graduate Time Schedule for specific class information.
SPU faculty and staff
You have an account. If you have charges, here’s how to pay.
Your student account
Each month, we’ll send you notification (at your SPU email address) that your electronic statement reflecting tuition and fee charges, payments, and amounts due. We’ll also send an email notification to whomever you authorize, typically your parents.
Because of federal regulations covering disbursement dates, some aid amounts may not be applied before we send your statement. So you’ll need to consult your Offer of Financial Assistance to determine how much you actually owe. It’s always your responsibility to ensure that the correct amount reaches Student Financial Services on time. Contact us if you need help determining how much is due.