Spring 2010
Please read the following carefully, paying special attention to dates and deadlines. Questions regarding the fee payment procedures should be directed to the Finance Office 865-8524.
Class registrations will not be cancelled by the university. Students are responsible for cancelling their schedule should they decide not to attend UNK for the upcoming semester. Failure to properly withdraw before the term begins will result in tuition/fees being charged for classes in which the student remains enrolled.
All students who register for classes from early registration through the first week of the semester will be sent a billing statement. Statements will be mailed at the beginning of the second week of the term with ½ payment due on FEBRUARY 4 and the second half due on MARCH 3. Billing statements will be sent to the student’s local address unless otherwise requested.
The university is not responsible for mail delivery problems. If a bill is mailed to a student and not delivered by the US Postal Service, the account is still due on the due dates. Students are encouraged to check their balances on WebEASI.
Students not paying by the bill due dates will be assessed late charges. In addition, they will be required to PRE-PAY for future registration.
Once a student registers for classes, it is the responsibility of the student to cancel his/her registration should plans change and the decision is made not to attend UNK that semester. Students who remain registered in classes once the term begins, will be charged full tuition and fees for courses in their schedule.
Students who drop classes and/or withdraw from the university after the term has begun may be eligible for a refund according to the schedule on page 8 of this publication.
Students who are permitted to register after the first week of the term will be required to pay all tuition, fees and related charges in full at the time of registration.