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c. Your Pending Financial Aid is less than your Outstanding
Charges & Deposits.
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Warning
Make sure you've paid your full
tuition or applied for the installment plan and paid 50%
of your tuition and fees before the drop day (midnight
the Thursday before the first class day) to avoid being
dropped from your classes.
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If your Pending Financial Aid is less than your Outstanding
Charges & Deposits, then you will need to pay the remainder of
your tuition.
There are several options open to you.
- You can apply for the installment payment plan (only
available in the fall and spring semesters). This option is
ideal if you have funds to pay for at least 50% of your tuition
on or before the due date and know that you’ll have the funds to
pay for the rest of your tuition soon. A one-time $20 fee is
applied to the first payment.
With the installment payment plan, students agree to make three
payments. The first payment that is due before the semester’s
drop date (generally the drop date is midnight the Thursday
before the first class day) is equal to 50% of the student’s tuition and
fees (along with the $20 payment plan fee). The remaining
balance is divided into two equal payments.
If you have
Pending Financial Aid, it can be applied to your
first payment. If your Pending Financial Aid is equal to or
greater than 50% of your charges due, then the Pending Financial
Aid can compose your first payment. If your Pending Financial
Aid is less than 50% of your charges due, you’ll need to make up
the remainder of the payment to equal 50% of your charges due
for the first installment.
- You can apply for an institutional loan. The institutional
loan is a 90 day loan for fall or spring semesters or a 30 day
loan for the summer semester. When you are approved for an
institutional loan, the institution pays all of your charges due
and defers your payment for 90 days for fall or spring semesters
or for 30 days for the summer semester. Your entire tuition and
fees (the charges due amount) is due 90 days (for the fall or
spring) or 30 days (for the summer semester) from the first date
of class.
The institutional loan has a 1.25% origination fee, making the
fee for getting the loan equal to 1.25% of the total loan
amount. The origination fee is due at the same time as the
tuition and fees.
- You can pay the tuition by mail, in person, via wire
transfer, or online via e-check or credit card. This option is
ideal if you have funds to pay for 100% of your tuition on or
before the due date.
Your next steps:
If you want to apply for the installment payment plan or apply
for an institutional loan, you’ll go to Payment Plans on the
Student Financials home page in PeopleSoft.
If you want to pay your tuition by mail, you can mail a personal
check, money order, or cashier’s check made payable to the
University of Houston-Victoria to
University of Houston-Victoria
ATTN: Cashier’s Office
3007 N. Ben Wilson
Victoria, TX 77901
Be sure to mail your payment so that it reaches the university
on or by the due date(s) listed in the Account Inquiry.
If you want to pay your tuition in person, you can do so only at
the Victoria campus’s Cashier’s office (University
West, room 114). You can pay using a
personal check, money order, cashier’s check, or cash. Note,
in-person payments are the only method to pay your tuition with
cash.
If you want to pay your tuition online through e-check or credit
card, choose Make a Payment on the Student Financials home
page in PeopleSoft. The university accepts Visa, MasterCard, and
Discover Card.
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