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The mission of Student Account Services at the University of Dallas is to serve the students by aiding them in meeting their financial obligations. Student Account Services is located in the Office of Finance on the first floor of Cardinal Farrell Hall. Below are some additional links that can assist you in paying your account.
When you provide a check as payment, you authorize us to use information from your check to make a one-time electronic fund transfer from your account. In certain circumstances, such as for technical or processing reasons, we may process your payment as a check transaction
The University of Dallas requires that before each semester students/parents setup payment arrangements for that semester. There are several options the student/parent may utilize to achieve this outcome.
Payment in Full: a student may pay the outstanding balance in full before the start of the semester.
Completing all financial aid paperwork and having enough funding to pay in full the outstanding balance for the semester before the beginning of the classes.
Enrolling in an online installment plan through Transact Payments platform. This options will have the account paid in full before the close of the current semester.
All students registering, after the payment arrangement due date (see "Important Dates"), must set up pay arrangements the same day of their registration.
To view the current tuition and fee schedule, click here.
The University of Dallas offers several different payment options for students. Click here to learn more about the payment options.
The payment plan allows students at the university to pay for their semester charges over the course of several months instead of paying their accounts in full prior to the start of the semester. Both students and parents can use the payment plan to manage their account with the University of Dallas. Click here for additional information on the payment plan.
Tuition Refund Insurance broadens and strengthens the school’s existing refund policy. An
exclusive offer for our University of Dallas families not offered to the general public.
Learn more at GradGuard.com/tuition/udallas
For information on paying with International Currency, please click here for more information.
Parents wishing for information on payment plans, parent login, and other information, Click Here.
For information on book vouchers, Click Here.
BM Technologies is the platform through which students now receive their refunds. Students now have the option of receiving their refunds electronically. Click here to read more details about the program.
All degree-seeking full-time undergraduate students (except seminarians and F-1 Students) are automatically enrolled in an annual student health insurance plan. The general health insurance may be waived directly with the insurance company upon successful completion of an online waiver form before the deadline date. Click here to view insurance information.
We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover through our online payment system, Transact Pay. There are kiosks located in the hall outside the Office of Finance on the first floor of Cardinal Farrell Hall for your convenience. Click here for more details on our Credit Card Policy.
Click here for important dates when tuition is due, the final due dates for the Romer's payment arrangements, book voucher and emergency loan availability, and health insurance wavier deadlines.
Click here to get information on the UD Yearbook.
Click here to see important information on requesting an advance.
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