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These are the most common reasons you received a bill:
- The document you are looking at is a pre-bill, an acknowledgment
of your registration, not a request for payment. Read it
carefully and note whether or not there is a balance due.
- You may have registered for a class or classes that will
not be paid for by your scholarship, e.g., undergraduate courses,
audits, etc. You are responsible for those charges.
- You registered for more courses/credits/dollars than were
available to you. Refer to your original award letter. It indicates
the
number of credits and the dollar amount that is available
to you. If you believe you didn't use up all of your tuition
credits,
perhaps you withdrew from a course after late registration.
If you did you cannot re-use the credits/dollars that were
used
to pay for that course.
- It is possible that your department hasn't informed the Graduate
School that you are a graduate assistant yet.
- Are you a
research assistant who is funded by a faculty member's grant?
If so, ask them if they remembered to inform the Office
of Research and Sponsored Programs about your scholarship.
- If your course is in the summer, you must contact the Graduate School to request the transfer of unused scholarship money to summer.
- You may have registered for a foreign
language reading course or courses that brought the total
amount of your tuition to more
than the dollar amount on your award letter.
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