Fall Undergrad bills are due August 1.  Fall Grad bills are due the Friday before the first day of semester classes.

Spring Undergrad bills are due January 8.  Spring Grad bills are due the Friday before the first day of semester classes.

Medical and Dental students, please click the link below for instructions on how to view your fee bill due dates.

Winter Session: Dates & Fees

Summer Session: Dates & Fees

The due date is listed on the fee bill.  The below links provide information on how to view your fee bill.

• Student & Authorized User: Pay Bill, Payment Plans, Due Dates, Quick Links & Granting Access
• Student & Delegate User: View Fee Bill & Due Dates

Payment plans are only available in the Fall and Spring term. Please visit our Payments Plan webpage for more information.

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 our Student 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 our Student Payments page.

Students who are facing unexpected financial hardship are encouraged to contact One Stop at onestop@uconn.edu or 860-486-1111.  They 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.

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 (Set up FERPA Designee)
• Access – View certain education records including viewing the fee bill in the Student Administration system (Set up Delegate User)
• Pay – Make payments on behalf of the student (Set up Authorized User)

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

Promise Scholars with questions about their fee bill should email Daniel.Lis@uconn.edu using the subject line: Promise Scholar questions.

Promise Scholars with questions about their financial aid should email Sara.Raffia@uconn.edu using the subject line: Promise Scholar questions.

Hartford Promise (HP)

1. (Estimated) Hartford Promise Scholarships for eligible students will appear on fee bills as anticipated aid.  Actual scholarship eligibility will be determined after the 60% point of the semester.
2. A maximum of $250 per semester of Hartford Promise Scholarship funds can pay for HuskyBucks, assuming the student needs less than $2,500 per semester to cover other fee bill charges.
3. The UConn-Hartford Promise Grant is a different award than the Hartford Promise Scholarship. Eligible students should see the grant appearing as anticipated aid on the fee bill.
4. Students receiving UConn merit scholarships such as Academic Excellence, Day of Pride, Leadership, Presidential, UConn Award, etc. will not receive the UConn – HP Grant because the scholarship fulfills the partnership commitment with Hartford Promise.

New Haven Promise (NHP)

1. Estimated/Pending New Haven Promise Scholarships for eligible students should appear on the fee bill as anticipated aid.
2. Actual NHP Scholarship eligibility will be determined after Fall semester grades are reviewed and enrollment status confirmed after the 10th day of the semester.
3. The UConn-New Haven Promise Grant is a different award than the New Haven Promise Scholarship. Eligible students should see the grant appearing as anticipated aid on the fee bill.
4. Students receiving UConn merit scholarships such as Academic Excellence, Day of Pride, Leadership, Presidential, UConn Award, etc. will not receive the UConn – NHP Grant because the scholarship fulfills the partnership commitment with New Haven Promise.

Waterbury Promise (WP)

1. Estimated Waterbury Promise Scholarships for eligible students will appear on fee bills as anticipated aid.
2. Actual Waterbury Promise Scholarship eligibility will be determined after the 60% point of the semester.
3. The UConn-Waterbury Promise Grant is a different award than the Waterbury Promise Scholarship. Eligible students should see the grant appearing as anticipated aid on the fee bill.
4. Students receiving UConn merit scholarships such as Academic Excellence, Day of Pride, Leadership, Presidential, UConn Award, etc. will not receive the UConn – WP Grant because the scholarship fulfills the partnership commitment with Waterbury Promise.
5. Students should not opt out of the Husky Book Bundle Program unless their required materials cost less than $285 for the semester and they plan to pay for their books/materials using personal funds. Waterbury Promise Scholarships will only apply towards charges on the Fee Bill.  https://bookbundle.program.uconn.edu/

The UConn Knowledge Base contains information on submitting private scholarship letters, downloading an invoice, and proof of enrollment.

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

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.

For a full explanation of fees, please review the Description of Fees.

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.

Through a partnership with the UConn Bookstore, full-time undergraduate students will be able to rent all required course materials for a flat fee of $285.  This is an opt-out program, and the charge will be automatically included on students’ semester tuition fee bill.

For complete details on the Husky Book Bundle, visit bookbundle.program.uconn.edu and review the Frequently Asked Questions.  Additional questions can be emailed to huskybookbundle@uconn.edu.

Yes.  All eligible students will automatically be enrolled in the Husky Book Bundle program, however students have the option to opt-out if they determine the program is not financially beneficial for them.  The opt-out period begins 30 days prior to the start of the semester and ends on the 10th day of classes.  The fee is due on the 11th day of classes.  

Students are encouraged to delay opting-out until they receive all course syllabi and can confirm their required course materials.  The fee has a later due date, allowing time to decide if the program is financially beneficial.  If after reviewing the individual cost for all required materials you would still like to waive the Husky Book Bundle Fee, the link to the opt-out portal will be available on our UConn Bookstore Programs page once the opt-out period begins.

For complete details on the Husky Book Bundle, visit bookbundle.program.uconn.edu and review the Frequently Asked Questions.  Additional questions can be emailed to huskybookbundle@uconn.edu.

The Office of the Bursar does not have the authority to discount or change tuition and fee rates once established.

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!

No one at UConn is allowed to provide tax advice.  If you have questions when filing your taxes, consult with a tax professional.

For detailed information regarding tax liability for scholarships and grants, please review the Student Tax FAQs on the Tax & Compliance website.

United States residents for tax purposes

If your scholarship(s) or grant(s) exceed the costs of required tuition, fees, books, supplies, and equipment, then the excess is taxable income, which you are required to report to the Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) on your income tax return.

Room and board, travel, insurance, and medical expenses (including student health fees) are not considered required expenses therefore, grants or scholarships that cover any of these items will likely be taxable.

International students

If you are considered a “nonresident alien” for US tax purposes, and your scholarship(s) or grant(s) exceed the costs of required tuition, fees, books, supplies, and equipment, then the excess is taxable income, which you are required to report to the IRS on your US income tax return.  Taxable scholarship income is subject to 14% US income tax withholding unless the international student qualifies for a reduced rate of tax under an applicable Tax Treaty.

The US income tax will be withheld/retained from your scholarship(s) or grant(s) and remitted to the IRS on your behalf.  US income tax withheld/retained from scholarships or grants will appear as a debit (Nonresident Alien Tax) on the Fee Bill.

For further information regarding nonresident alien tax withholding, please review the Nonresident Tax FAQs on the Tax & Compliance website.

For registration and financial aid questions, please contact One Stop at onestop@uconn.edu or 860-486-1111.

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