CHARGES
This allows students to split their term balance into three equal payments due throughout the term.
What is the PSU Payment Plan?
To avoid automatic enrollment and a $100 late fee, students must pay their account balance or voluntarily enroll in the PSU Payment Plan by this date each term.
What is the first payment due date of the term?
New students can obtain their first PSU ID card for this fee once they are registered for classes.
What is free?
If a check or e-check payment is returned due to insufficient funds, PSU will charge this fee which can later be petitioned.
What is a $25 NSF?
This free application must be submitted annually by students seeking federal, state, and PSU financial aid programs.
What is the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)?
PSU generates electronic billing statements on this date each month for accounts with a balance due.
What is the 16th?
Under the PSU Payment Plan, the second installment is typically due on this date during the term.
What is the 6th of the second month of the term?
This office processes and accepts cash deposits or payments from students, staff, faculty, and the community.
What is Cashiering Services?
This allows students to request registration changes after a deadline has passed for the current term.
What is a Deadline Appeals Committee (DAC) Petition?
Students can request this official, customized itemized list of charges on their account for a given term, often needed for employer reimbursement.
What is fee verification?
This fee is charged on previously billed account balances at an annual rate of 12% per annum.
What is interest?
This is initiated ten days before the start of each term and is not available before that date.
What is financial aid disbursement?
Students can view their billing statements and account details through this online portal.
What is myPSU?
This form contains the dollar amount of payments, scholarships, or grants applied to the student by PSU during the calendar year.
What is a 1098-T?
Students assessed in-state instructional fees, which are subsidized by funds from the State of Oregon's Higher Education budget.
What is resident status?
This tuition discount program offers reduced tuition rates to students from specific Western states and territories.
What is the Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE)?
This income-driven repayment plan offers the lowest monthly payments for federal student loan borrowers, potentially as low as $0.
What is the SAVE repayment plan?
This online tool, accessible through the Financial Wellness Center, helps students build real-life-ready financial skills.
What is CashCourse.org?
Departments at PSU must complete this form to make a deposit at the Cashier's Office.
What is the PSU Miscellaneous Deposit Form?
At PSU, students must maintain this minimum cumulative GPA to meet Satisfactory Academic Progress standards.
What is a 2.0 GPA?
If a student has an outstanding balance from a prior term, PSU may place this type of hold on their account.
What is a registration hold?
Graduate students may be eligible for this federal loan, which requires enrollment of at least 5 credit hours and a credit check.
What is the Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loan?
If a PSU ID card is lost or damaged, the fee for a replacement card is this amount.
What is $21?
Students use this form to return part or all of their student loans within the first 14 days of disbursement.
What is a Request to Return Financial Aid Funds to Lender (FABK)?
Students are required to pass at least this fraction of their attempted credits each term to maintain financial aid eligibility.
What is two-thirds (or approximately 67%)?