Finances

Your Student Account

Every University student has a student account.  Your student account is used to view a summary of all financial transactions which are not covered through the PSEO program.

Covered expenses include:

• Tuition and campus fees for fall and spring courses.

• Required textbooks, course packets and consumable materials.

What and When to Pay

• The University will inform you of any charges on your account prior to each student account billing deadline.

• Check billing and payment due dates through the One Stop payment due dates calendar.

• Check out One Stop's guide on what and when to pay for more details.

Late Fees

It is extremely important to monitor your student account to make sure you are not being charged incorrectly. Failure to pay your bill in a timely fashion may result in accumulating late fees and a delay in your registration.

See One Stop's page on consequences of non-payment for complete information.

Remember:

• You are responsible for paying all charges on your student account that the PSEO program does not cover.

• You are required to pay your student account balance in full by each student account payment due date.

• You are not eligible for the installment plan.

Examples of Student Account Charges Not Covered by PSEO

See the Optional Expenses page for more information.

• Tuition for summer courses and credits (including research practicums, directed studies and internships)

• Housing

• Meal Plan

• Parking Permit

• Regional Fitness Center Membership

• Replacement U Card

  • • • A $25 replacement fee is charged when registered students have lost or damaged their card. 

• Lost Key Fee

  • • • Charged to students who lose keys for which they have placed a deposit. See general, service, usage and other fees.

• Late Payment Fee

  • • • Students who fail to pay at least one-third of the amount due on their first student bill of the term as assessed a late fee. Account not paid in full by the due dates on all subsequent bills are assess an additional late fee each time a due date passes. See general, service, usage and other fees.

• Library Fines

  • • • The fine will be charged to your student account and will not be waived by the PSEO program. You are responsible to pay this charge to your student account. See Library Late Returns and Lost Materials Charges.

• Broken Lab Equipment

  • • • If you break lab equipment, you will be asked to complete a form such as this one from the chemistry discipline: Form: Broken Chemistry Lab Equipment. The cost of the item will be charged to your student account and will not be waived by the PSEO program. You will be responsible to pay this charge to your student account. Note: Chemistry lab equipment can range from $1.00 to $100.00, so please exercise care when using lab equipment. 

  • Unreturned Textbooks

    • • The textbooks are for your use while taking courses at UMN Morris. The textbooks are the property of the UMN Morris PSEO program. All books and materials obtained from the UMN Bookstore must be returned including books, CD-ROM’s, lab manuals, supplemental workbooks, etc. -- including items marked "cannot be returned if opened." Any books or materials not returned by the book return deadline will be charged to your student account. If you want to purchase your PSEO materials, simply keep them and pay the charges to your student account. 

Guides & Tips

• Learn how to view/print your student account billing statement (step by step instructions).

• Learn how to make a payment on your student account (step by step instructions).

Why does my high school student get a 1098-T form and/or W-9S form?

If your student was enrolled in either the Post Secondary Education Option or College in the Schools programs and had qualified charges that were paid during the calendar year, the University of Minnesota is required to provide the 1098-T form. The student's social security number is required on the 1098-T form, so if the University of Minnesota does not have your student's social security number, it must send out a W-9S to obtain that information.

High school students are not precluded from education tax benefits. Please consult your tax advisor to determine whether claiming education tax benefits at this point in time works to your advantage or whether you should claim the education benefits when the student enrolls as a full-time student.

View Your Student's 1098-T Form | Step by Step Instructions