See the 2018–2019 cost for tuition, mandatory fees and housing and meal plans, and use the Bill Estimator tool to project the amount you will be expected to pay for the academic year.
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Log into Student Services Online and select "Account" to see current charges and credits applied since the last statement was generated. Until August, when the fall term bill is generated, only the admission deposit will be visible.
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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.
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Both students and Authorized Payers can pay via online check on the e-Billing website. Other options include mail, wire, in person and monthly payment. Watch Student Financial Services' "How to Pay Your Bill" video to learn more.
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A variety of loan options are 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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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 can sign up online.
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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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