Student Accounts

Enrollment Cancellation for Non-Payment

The Department of Student Accounts understands the challenges that students face when it comes to paying for college. The department, located on the first floor of Simmons Hall, is happy to explain to you the available payment options, including the installment-payment plan. Stop by, call us at 330-972-5100, or visit us online at http://www.uakron.edu/busfin/studentfin.

We want to make you aware of some important information for the current term. Please see the billing and due date schedule, located at http://www.uakron.edu/busfin/studentfin/billing.php for specific due dates. You can pay for your tuition all at once or in installments over the semester by signing up for our installment payment plan. Information on the plan is available at http://www.uakron.edu/busfin/studentfin/paymentoptions.php#ipp

Information on financial aid is available at http://www.uakron.edu/finaid/, or you can call 330-972-7032 or stop by the Office of Student Financial Aid in Simmons Hall.

Some additional points:

Anticipated financial aid is considered as payment, and if it covers the balance due, the student will not incur any penalties.

Accounts not paid in full by the assigned due date will be assessed a $50 late fee. Students who miss the due date and have not signed up for the installment plan run the risk of having their enrollment cancelled for the term. The cancellation enables the University to open up seats in classes that are full.

Students who enroll, but later decide not to attend, are strongly encouraged to drop their classes to ensure that fees are properly credited. Please note: Nonpayment does not guarantee the cancellation of your enrollment. (Learn how to drop classes here: http://www.uakron.edu/registrar/RegistrationFA10.php. The University’s refund policy is here: http://www.uakron.edu/busfin/studentfin/refundpolicy.php.)

Spring 2008 enrollments will be canceled on January 21st for all undergraduate students with enrollment on before January 20th if the account has not been paid in full on or before their due date (January 9th) or if the student has not signed up for the University's Installment Payment Plan.

Graduate students, law students, first-time international students and certain workshops are excluded from the above enrollment cancellation criteria. However, they will be assessed a late fee and will be placed on hold to prevent future enrollment if not paid by the due date. Graduate Students, law students, first-time international students should contact their department for more specific information.


If a student's enrollment has been canceled, the student may be required to provide proof of payment before they will be able to re-enroll for the current term.