See the 2014-2015 cost for tuition, mandatory fees, and room and board, and use the online Bill Estimator to project the amount you will be expected to pay for the academic year.
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It's a static snapshot of the student account emailed to you each month that includes a payment due date for any balance owed at the time it is generated. Recent charges or credits may not be reflected.
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This will reflect current charges and credits applied since your last E-Bill was generated. Access this by logging into Student Services Online and selecting "Account." Until August, only the admission deposit will be visible on the E-Bill and Student Account Statement.
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Federal privacy regulations limit the access of other people, including family members, to student accounts. For parents or other parties to be able to view and pay monthly E-Bills, you must set them up as an Authorized Payer. You can set up an Authorized Payer beginning July 11, 2014.
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Columbia’s Payment Plan enables students and/or families to pay billed expenses over several months, rather than in one payment. It is not a loan, and while there is an application fee, there are no interest charges or credit checks. You may sign up online beginning July 1, 2014.
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A variety of loan options is available to undergraduate students and families. You may choose to borrow loans to finance a portion or all of the total cost of attendance, minus other financial aid received.
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If you are receiving financial aid or a stipend, you may receive a credit on your student account. The University's preferred method of refund distribution is through direct deposit. To enroll, domestic students should log into SSOL.
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