Payment Plan Options
Under the full pay payment plan, students pay tuition and all applicable fees by the payment due date or upon registration, thereafter. Roosevelt University accepts payments via check or money order, in person or by mail. You may pay online via credit card or e-check. Cash payments are accepted at the Chicago campus only.
Tuition Pay through Sallie Mae is available to students who wish to make multiple payments. If you choose the extended payment plan on RuAccess, you will be linked to the Sallie Mae TuitionPay website to set up recurring automatically debited payments.
Payment Plan options for the 2011/2012 Academic Year
Enrollment fees for the plans are: Annual $65, one semester only $45.
SPRING 2012 Plan:
5 payments if you sign up by 12/3/11
4 payments if you sign up by 1/3/12
3 payments if you sign up by 2/3/12
SUMMER 2012 Plan:
3 payments if you sign up by 4/13/12
2 payments if you sign up by 5/13/12
Payment Plan options for the 2012/2013 Academic Year
**When you estimate your plan amount for the Annual plan it should include your tuition and fees for both Fall 2012 and Spring 2013 combined.
Annual Plan- FALL 2012 & SPRING 2013
10 payments if you sign up by 7/3/12
9 payments if you sign up by 8/3/12
8 payments if you sign up by 9/3/12
7 payments if you sign up by 10/3/12
FALL 2012 only Plan:
5 payments if you sign up by 7/3/12
4 payments if you sign up by 8/3/12
3 payments if you sign up by 9/3/12
How to set up your Sallie Mae payment plan :
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Estimate your total
tuition, fees, housing and insurance charges (if applicable). *Factor any scholarships, aid, or loans into your payments (charges minus financial aid).
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Input your credit card information (Mastercard, American Express orDiscover Card, Visa is not accepted) OR bank account information (account number, routing number) for E-check.
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Payments will be automatically deducted from the bank account or charged to the credit card.
If funds are not available, you will be charged an insufficient funds fee.
Please visit the Sallie Mae TuitionPay website to sign up for an extended payment plan.
After connecting to the TuitionPay website
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Click on: Enroll now
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Choose the state: Illinois
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Choose the school: Roosevelt University
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This will connect you to the Roosevelt page of TuitionPay
You may contact Sallie Mae Customer Service at 800-635-0120.
Students who have loans, scholarships or grants may participate in this plan to satisfy any remaining balance after the awards are applied .
Students must file a Free Application for Federal Student aid (FAFSA) to ensure consideration for federal financial aid. Award and program eligibility are determined individually for each student based upon numerous factors including the program of study and the level of enrollment (full-time, part-time, etc.). Please visit the Office of Financial Aid website for more information about funding your education through student loans and grants.
Students who are receiving financial aid may still enroll in the Sallie Mae TuitionPay extended payment plan to pay off any balance that financial aid does not cover.
The tuition reimbursement plan allows eligible students to defer tuition payments up to three weeks after grades are available for the term. To participate in the Tuition Reimbursement Plan, the student’s employer must cover at least 75% of the total cost of tuition. Each term a student must:
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Submit a copy of employer’s tuition reimbursement policy;
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Submit a letter from the employer to confirm the student’s reimbursement eligibility and indicate the percentage of tuition covered (listing any applicable restrictions) and complete a promissory note;
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Update eligibility each term of enrollment;
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A late fee of $100 will be assessed to the student’s account if complete payment is not received by the extended payment due date. Please verify the ROOSTR due date with the Student Accounts Office.
The direct bill payment plan allows a student to attend the University under an employee benefit plan or other sponsored plan. The benefit should not be contingent on the course grade received. The student’s employer or sponsor pays the cost of tuition and fees directly to the University. To participate in this plan, students must: