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How can I pay my bill?
Mail:
Send check or money order to:
William Paterson University of New Jersey
Department #510, PO Box 11679
Newark, NJ 07101-4679
Please include your Banner ID number on all check and money orders.
In Person:
The Office of the Bursar is located at
College Hall, Room 110,
358 Hamburg Turnpike
Wayne, NJ 07474-0913
Please Note: There is a secure mail slot near the entrance of College Hall that can be used when the Office is closed. Please do not use this slot to pay by cash.
Internet Check Payment ("e-check"):
Connect to Bill + Payment Student Account Center through WP Connect at: www.wpunj.edu. There is no user fee charged for payments by e-checks.
Internet Credit Cards:
Connect to Bill + Payment Student Account Center through WP Connect at: www.wpunj.edu.
Payment can be made utilizing MasterCard and American Express cards. Processed by TouchNet, the cardholder will be charged a convenience fee of 2.75%
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When is my bill due?
Please view the Payment Due Date page on our website.
| Where is the Bursar's Office located and what is the telephone number to answer billing and payment questions? What is the fax number?
Phone: 973.720.2234
Fax: 973.720.2806
Email: bursars@wpunj.edu - We will respond to e-mail inquires within 3 business days. Please provide your Student ID number within all e-mail correspondence.
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What are the business hours of the Bursar's Office
Please view the Bursar Office Hours page on our website.
When do Spring 2009 classes begin?
The Spring 2009 semester begins on January 20, 2009.
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By what date must tuition charges be paid to avoid a penalty?
Please review the Payment Due Date page on our website.
What happens if I do not make payment or approved payment arrangements with the Bursar's Office by the due dates indicated ?
Students that do not make payment, their Registrations will be canceled for nonpayment. If they choose to reregister they will reregister on a course available basis once all other registration has ended and reinstatement fee will incur.
What happens if I receive a bill with an insurance fee and I'm covered by another insurance policy?
Please view the Health Insurance Waiver page on our website.
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Where can I find out information on 1098-T Tuition Payments Statement forms?
Click here for information on 1098-T forms.
Does the college offer payment plans that help pay semester costs in installments?
Yes. The University offers payment options for the Fall semester and Spring semester through Tuition Management Systems, an annualized monthly payment plan option as well as a semester installment plan for the Fall and Spring Semesters.
A Monthly Payment Option allows students and families to spread all or part of the academic year's expenses over 12, 11, 10, 9, or 8 payments with no interest being charged. The cost for this service is a $60.00 enrollment fee. Semester expenses can be paid over 5, 4 or 3 equal payments. The cost for the semester plan is $40 per semester.
To enroll in the Tuition Management Systems Payment plan call 1-800-722-4867 or logon to www.afford.com.
If you plan to enroll in the installment plan in January, the first payment must be made to TMS prior to the WPU payment due date.
Please refer to the Payment Plan section for more detailed information.
In addition to the payment plans Financial Aid applications can also be obtained from the Financial Aid Office.
For information regarding Financial Aid, call (973) 720-2202 or visit the Financial Aid Website
The University offers a two payment installment plan for Summer Session I and Summer Session II. A non-refundable partial payment fee of $25.00 will be assessed per Summer Session. Half of the term balance, plus the $25 partial payment fee, are due by the first due date. The remaining balance will be due by the second due date.
The partial payment due dates for Summer Session I are May 15, 2008 for the first payment and June 5, 2008 for the final payment. The partial payment due dates for Summer Session II are June 25, 2008 for the first payment and July 17, 2008 for the final payment.
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What is FFELP?
FFELP is a way to receive federal loans. The College draws down funds directly from the federal Government. You no longer have to wait for the bank to send loan funds to the college. The date the funds can be drawn down is dependant upon the return of a Promissory note to the Financial Aid Office.
Logon to Financial Aid for more information on Direct Lending.
How soon can I get my refund from Federal Title IV funds?
The time for Federal Title IV funds to be refunded is regulated by the Dept. Of Education. Beginning July 1996 we will have 14 days from the disbursement date to refund excess funds. The excess funds will be sent out in the form of a check. |
How can I verify if there are any outstanding obligations that may deter my registering for the upcoming semester?
This can be accomplished easily by:
• calling the Bursar's Office directly at (973) 720-2234
• logging on to your account online through WP CONNECT |