Billing and Payment
Billing Schedule
Students who register for courses incur a financial obligation (tuition and fees) to the University. Students are responsible for dropping a course, canceling registration, or withdrawing by the posted Academic and Financial Deadlines. Students who have difficulty in dropping, canceling, or withdrawing should use the EXST contact form. Include full name, UID (if known), and a complete statement regarding the requested action.
| Semester | If You Registered Between | Payment Due Date |
|---|---|---|
| Fall (16-week) | April 5 - July 24 | August 20 |
| Fall (16-week) | July 25 - August 24 | September 20 |
| Fall (16-week) | August 25 - September 24 | October 20 |
| Spring (16-week) | November 15 - December 24 | January 20 |
| Spring (16-week) | December 25 - January 24 | February 20 |
| Spring (16-week) | January 25 - February 24 | March 20 |
| Summer (SI or II) | March 1 - March 24 | April 20 |
| Summer (SI or II) | March 25 - April 24 | May 20 |
| Summer (SI or II) | April 25 - May 24 | June 20 |
| Summer (SI or II) | May 25 - June 24 | July 20 |
| Summer (SI or II) | June 25 - July 24 | August 20 |
UMD’s Student Financial Services and Cashiering generates and sends the electronic bill to the email address on record.
- Access Account
- Make a Payment
- Payment Methods
- Payment Overview
- Billing Overview-Consequences for Late or Non-Payment
- Refunds
Questions?
Contact Student Financial Services via email at billtalk@umd.edu or call 301-314-9000.
Terp Payment Plan
Terp Payment Plan: Make monthly payments over the course of a semester.
Veterans
Veterans should contact UMD’s Veterans Benefits via email: vabenefits@umd.edu.
Tuition Remission
- College Park Employee: Contact your department’s human resource staff or see UMCP’s UHR Tuition Remission.
- System Employee: Contact your home institution’s human resource office to determine how this benefit is calculated and how to apply.
Third-Party Billing
Third-Party/Sponsored Billing: When an agency pays any portion of a student’s tuition or fees and requests a bill from the University.
Available Aid
Post-Baccalaureate Programs are non-degree granting and applicants are admitted as non-degree seeking students. State and/or Federal Financial Aid is not available to non-degree-seeking students. See Alternative Aid Options.
Cost of Attendance
To assist students determine the estimated cost of attending the University of Maryland for the academic year, including fees, living expenses (housing and food), books, supplies, equipment, transportation, and miscellaneous personal expenses, see Cost of Attendance.
Questions?
Contact Office of Student Financial Aid via email at umdfinaid@umd.edu or call 301-314-8377.