ASU payment plan

ASU payment plan

ASU payment plan

What is the ASU payment plan?

The ASU payment plan is an option to help you attend ASU if you cannot afford to pay your tuition charges by the tuition due date.

How does the ASU payment plan work?

The ASU payment plan offers you the option to budget your payment of certain university charges over several months within the semester. Eligible charges include tuition, housing, meal plans, parking permits and health insurance. See chart below that outlines specific ASU payment plan enrollment fee amounts and due dates.

Get enrolled

(summarize the difference between voluntary enrollment & Automatic enrollment, highlight that you have to re-enroll each semester).

Voluntary enrollment Automatic Enrollment

If you want to enroll in the ASU Payment Plan, log in to My ASU and select the Finances tab. Then click “ASU Payment Plan” in the Financial Success box. Note that you have to re-enroll in the ASU Payment Plan each semester.

If you have outstanding charges of $500 or more after the payment deadline, you’ll be automatically enrolled in the ASU Payment Plan and be billed an ASU Payment Plan fee. If you wish to withdraw from your classes and avoid being enrolled in the ASU Payment Plan, you must do so before the semester or session starts. ASU does not withdraw students for nonpayment.

ASU payment plan due dates

Fall

ASU Payment Plan Due Dates

  • August 25
  • September 25
  • October 25

ASU Payment Plan Enrollment

  • $100 Resident Students
  • $200 Nonresident Students

Spring

ASU Payment Plan Due Dates

  • January 25
  • February 25
  • March 25

ASU Payment Plan Enrollment

  • $100 Resident Students
  • $200 Nonresident Students

Summer

ASU Payment Plan Due Dates

  • May 25
  • June 25
  • July 25

ASU Payment Plan Enrollment

  • $50 Resident Students
  • $200 Nonresident Students

 

*The summer sessions enrollment fee is $50 for resident students or $100 for nonresident students for each summer session registered in up to a maximum of two sessions.

Who is the payment plan for?

  • Students who know they’re not able to pay a full bill by the billing deadline.

  • Students who have a past due balance of $500 or more.

  • Students who receive financial aid, if aid does not cover all charges.
 

Payment plan FAQs

How do I avoid enrollment in the ASU payment plan?

Make sure your balance is paid in full by the tuition due date, or is at least under $500 to avoid automatic enrollment in the ASU Payment Plan. Note that if you owe a balance of under $500, you will still be subject to a late fee. Review the ASU Late Charge Policy for more information.

Do I need to re-enroll in the payment plan every session?

Yes. Because your financial circumstances can change from semester to semester, you have the option to enroll each semester.

If I enroll in the ASU payment plan before the semester begins and ends up not having a $500 balance, am I still enrolled in the plan?

Yes. If you voluntarily enroll and charges are paid before the initial designated payment deadline, you will still be assessed the nonrefundable enrollment plan fee.

Can I pay ASU in payments?

Yes. You can enroll in a payment plan each semester, for an additional fee.

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