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futuredoctor24
Mon, 30 Dec 2013 00:46:37 +0000

Hi Nix,
I actually don’t know the exact dates for the entire bill since I actually received private scholarships to cover the gap between my temple university merit. I do know that you can participate in course registration and orientation without paying your tuition; however you must pay your deposit which goes towards your tuition. I do know that the first e-bill is due five days before the start of the semester. It is recommended that you pay the entire bill by the first e-bill, but it is not required since many students struggle with payments. I have quoted part of the bursar’s website.

“For the first bill of the fall and spring semester, students will be billed with a minimum amount due that represents 50% of current term charges less anticipated financial aid plus any prior term balances. While the total amount due is the recommended payment, students are required to pay the minimum amount due to remain in good financial standing with the University”

“opt to pay the minimum amount due will be automatically enrolled in the University’s Deferred Payment Plan. Students will be assessed a non-refundable $25 deferred payment plan fee if the total account balance is not paid by the due date”

Fall Billing Schedule
Fall 2013:
First e-bill issued July 22 and due August 21
Second e-bill issued September 2 and due September 25
Third e-bill issued September 30 and due October 16
Spring Billing Schedule
Spring 2014:
First e-bill issued December 9, and due January 15
Second e-bill issued January 27 and due February 26
Third e-bill issued March 3 and due March 19

The website below explains the situation in detail
[Billing Schedule / Information | Bursar’s Office](Due Date Schedule | Bursar's Office)

I hope this helps! Feel free to ask away and #cherryon !