Geri,
SUNY Cortland has a $250 limit on past due balances not covered by
financial aid. I do active follow-up on these folks-letters, phone
calls, emails. We would deregister any that had managed to advance
register for a subsequent term before the monthly payment plan final
payment is due. Exceptions are made for those students who are actively
working on loan or other aid increases with their aid counselors or who
have made special payment arrangements to have BOTH previous semester
paid in full and current term up to date before the first day of
classes.
Regards,
Colleen B. DeGouff
Director of Student Accounts
SUNY Cortland
P.O. Box 2000
Cortland, NY 13045
607-753-2313
607-753-5592 fax
colleen.degouff_at_cortland.edu
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From: bursar-l-bounces_at_list.mail.virginia.edu
[mailto:bursar-l-bounces_at_list.mail.virginia.edu] On Behalf Of Eileen
Walker
Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2009 10:07 AM
To: Landwehr, Geri; bursar-l_at_list.mail.virginia.edu
Subject: Re: bursar-l: Registration policies
Geri,
We only allow students to register for the next semester, if their
current semester balance is paid. However, this means that they can sit
through an entire semester before paying their current semester balance
(They are "penalized" by a 1% per month service charge on the unpaid
balance and because they can't register for the next semester). We treat
enrollment in our payment plan (with TMS) as a payment in full, at the
beginning of the semester.
Will you be summarizing the responses you have received? Could you share
them? This is a "hot topic" on our campus right now.
Thanks,
Eileen
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Eileen Walker
Associate Vice President for Finance & Controller
Ohio Wesleyan University
Voice (740) 368-3363
Fax (740) 368-3009
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Answer from Miami University:
We require students to pay any outstanding balance before registering
for the next term. Our final payment plan installment is due before
registration opens for the next term, so we are able to require that all
payment plan installments for the current semester must be completed
before registering for the next semester.
Ginny Layton, MBA
Bursar
From: bursar-l-bounces_at_list.mail.virginia.edu [
mailto:bursar-l-bounces_at_list.mail.virginia.edu] On Behalf Of Landwehr,
Geri
Sent: Monday, February 16, 2009 12:42 PM
To: bursar-l_at_list.mail.virginia.edu
Subject: bursar-l: Registration policies
I need your help again I know, what else is newJ What is your policy
on the following scenario a student owes for the current term and needs
to register for the next term do you
1 allow them to register and drop at a later date if they dont pay if
you drop is it a week before school starts, at drop add when?
2 allow them to register and dont care if they owe you money
3 allow them to register after making some type of payment arrangements
to pay the past due balance with the Bursars office with the potential
of dropping them at a later date if they dont follow those arrangements
4 other
Thank you so much!!!
Geri Landwehr
Bursar
University of Northern Colorado
(970) 351-1824
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