a. Your Pending Financial Aid is equal to or greater than your Outstanding Charges & Deposits.

This situation is what occurs in our example on the previous page. (The student has $4,180 in pending financial aid and owes $2,052 in tuition and fees.)

Your next steps:

If your Pending Financial Aid is equal to or greater than your Outstanding Charges & Deposits, you’ve completed paying your tuition and fees. Essentially, your Pending Financial Aid acts as a payment.

A Total Due may be mentioned in the Total Due column (like the $2,052 in the example above) because your financial aid has not been disbursed. When your financial aid is disbursed (the first class day), your account will be credited.

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