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PAYMENT All tuition, fees, room and meal plan charges are due one week before the start of the semester. The following payment options are available: •
Cash or Check
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On-Line Payment E-Check and Credit Card payments can be made on GUXpress using the “Pay on Account” link or at www.gannon.edu/epayment. There is no charge for E-Check transactions A 2.65% service fee is assessed on credit card transactions. Cards accepted: VISA, MasterCard, Discover and American Express.
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Payment Plans Annual Plan A TuitionPay Plan is available through Sallie Mae which enables you to pay all or part of your annual costs in ten interest-free payments for a minimal processing fee. More information regarding this plan can be found at tuitionpay.salliemae.com. Semester Plan A Deferred Payment plan is available through Gannon’s Cashier Office which enables you to defer up to $2,500 per semester in three interest-free payments for a minimal processing fee. More information regarding this plan can be found on the back of the semester bill.
INDEBTEDNESS POLICY A student who is in debt to the University may not register or receive an official transcript from the Registrar until the indebtedness has been discharged.
PAST DUE ACCOUNTS Past due accounts without satisfactory arrangements with Gannon's Cashier Office will be turned over to a collection agency. All reasonable collection costs, including attorney fees and other charges necessary for collection, will be the student's responsibility.
REFUND POLICY Tuition & Fees: For 14 week semesters, a percentage of tuition charged will be refunded as follows: 100% during the first week; 80% the second week; 60% the third week; 40% the fourth week; and no tuition refund thereafter. For fees, 100% refund will be given during the first week; and no fee refund thereafter. Refer to the back of your semester bill concerning the refund policy for sessions less than 14 weeks. There is no financial adjustment for credits dropped between the flat rate (12-18 credits). After the first week of the semester, there is no financial adjustment when a student drops from full-time to part-time. Housing: A 100% refund will be given during the first week of the semester; and no refund thereafter.