Undergraduate, Medical, and Dental fee bills are anticipated to be released mid-June. Bills will be issued based on the assumption the student is returning as a full-time student. Bills will later be recalculated to reflect actual registration. Graduate fee bills are anticipated to be released mid-July.

Undergraduate, Medical, and Dental fee bills are due Monday, 8/1. Graduate fee bills are due Friday, 8/26.

Students who enroll in a payment plan from June through July 20^th may split their balance into the following equal installments:

• 5 installments due 7/20, 8/20, 9/20, 10/20, 11/20
• 4 installments due 7/20, 8/20, 9/20, 10/20
• 3 installments due 7/20, 8/20, 9/20

Students who enroll in a payment plan after July 20^th through August 20^th may split their balance into the following equal installments:

• 4 installments due 8/20, 9/20, 10/20, 11/20
• 3 installments due 8/20, 9/20, 10/20

Students who enroll in a payment plan after August 20^th through September 20^th may split their balance into the following equal installments:

• 3 installments due 9/20, 10/20, 11/20

Yes.  However, since there is a delay in receiving checks/money orders in the mail, we highly recommend paying your fee bill using one of the online payment options described at https://bursar.uconn.edu/payments-page/ if you are paying close to a deadline.

Students at regional campuses should consult their campus staff to ensure that they are processing check payments. All students are strongly encouraged to make payments using one of the online options described at https://bursar.uconn.edu/payments-page/.

Students who are facing unexpected financial hardship are encouraged to contact the Office of Student Financial Aid Services at financialaid@uconn.edu. Financial Aid will work to determine what, if any, supplemental financial support may be provided, or may refer students to the Students First Fund, which is administered by the Dean of Students office.

Information regarding additional funding options can be found on the UConn’s Financial Aid website https://financialaid.uconn.edu/financing-options/, which includes information on scholarship opportunities, the Federal Direct Plus Loan, and UConn’s Suggested Lender List for Alternative/Private Loans. These are just a few additional resources that you may want to consider exploring to assist with any outstanding fee bill balance.

Prior to each semester, students and authorized users are notified by e-mail when their e-bill is ready to be viewed.  Students and Authorized Users are directed to the Online Bill and Payment System to view and pay their bills.

When students and delegated users log into the Student Administration system, they may also view their fee bill.  These bills display all charges, credits, refunds, and anticipated deferrals as they are posted.  This bill is always up-to-date.

At UConn, students may provide direct access to certain portions of their education records. Students also have the ability to provide permission for certain offices at UConn to discuss records held or managed by that office and/or services provided to the student through that office. Different processes are required for each of these options.

There are currently three different options that students can grant:

• Talk – Discuss student information with University officials
• Access – View certain education records (including access to view the fee bill in the Student Administration system)
• Pay – Make payments on behalf of a student (including access to the Online Bill and Payment System)

Further explanation on how to permit UConn to discuss and/or share student information or records is available online.

Please visit ferpa.uconn.edu for more information on how FERPA applies to UConn students and their families.

Eligible refunds based off excess financial aid will be automatically refunded at the start of the semester.  Refunds based off other funds must be requested by the student through the Student Administration system.

Direct deposit refunds are issued daily.  We strongly encourage students to sign up for direct deposit.

Paper check refunds are issued once a week and mailed directly to the student’s mailing address.  Checks cannot be picked-up in person.

International students: please be sure that your mailing address is up-to-date!

All mandatory fees must be paid to support programs and services at UConn.

Every student must acknowledge and agree to the SF Responsibility Agreement prior to being able to register for classes, which states in part:

“I understand that when I enroll at the University of Connecticut (the “University”) or receive any service from the University, it is my responsibility to pay, by the scheduled due date, all tuition, fees and other associated costs assessed as a result of my enrollment and/or receipt of services.”

For the full SF Responsibility Agreement, please review the SF Responsibility Agreement FAQ: https://bursar.uconn.edu/sf-responsibility-agreement-faq/

For a full explanation of fees, please review the Description of Fees: https://bursar.uconn.edu/description-of-fees/

The University approved the amounts for tuition and fees as proposed by senior leadership for Academic Year 2022-2023. The Office of the Bursar does not have the authority to change tuition and fee rates once established.

The health insurance waiver must be completed every year by September 15th. The waiver only covers one academic year at a time. To waive insurance, navigate to your student center and follow the directions below.

Please note that you MUST log into StudentAdmin under your student account at https://studentadmin.uconn.edu/ before you can complete these instructions.

To waive the health insurance:

https://kb.uconn.edu/space/SAS/10769925299/Waiving+UConn+Health+Insurance

If you are receiving an error message when filling out the form, please make sure you are using your netID (ex. abc12345).

No. This fee supports the Student Recreation Center including the operations and construction of the state of the art facility, opening Fall 2019. This is a mandatory fee required of all Storrs matriculated students. This fee cannot be waived. For more information regarding the services and programs provided by the Student Rec Center, please visit their website.

Your enrollment deposit fee confirms your commitment to attend the University of Connecticut and is applied toward your orientation program. It is paid through the Admissions Department and does not go through the Office of the Bursar. Your enrollment deposit fee is not applied directly to your tuition.

Please call us at (860) 486-4830, 8:00am-5:00pm, Monday-Friday to speak with a Bursar representative.

If you have any questions, please email us at bursar@uconn.edu or use our live chat at bursar.uconn.edu.  You can also come to the Wilbur Cross Building for a walk-in appointment from 8am-5pm Monday through Friday. The office will remain cashless and will accept only check payments in-person.

The Office of the Registrar has updates located on their website: https://registrar.uconn.edu/

The Office of Financial Aid Services has more information available at their website: https://financialaid.uconn.edu/

The Office of Residential Life has more information available at their website: https://reslife.uconn.edu/