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Hold Policy
Hold threshold (registration): $2000 Hold blocks: registration Hold threshold notes: C04 hold (>120 days past due): blocks enrollment/registration. C11 hold (>$2,000 past due): blocks enrollment and adding courses. C16 hold (any past due): notification-only, does NOT block enrollment. CON hold: pending collection action. hold_threshold_registration reflects C11 trigger ($2,000); C04 is date-based (120+ days) not dollar amount. No diploma or cancellation threshold published. Late fee: 1.5% of past due balance per month Late fee recurring: Yes Collections fee: 15% of outstanding balance Collections notes: 5 billing cycle notifications before referral to collection agency on 6th cycle. 15% additional collections fee added to outstanding balance. K-State participates in Kansas State Setoff program. Bills generated monthly after close of 15th. Payment plan enrollment fee: $45 Returned payment fee: $30 FRA required: Yes FRA notes: Financial Responsibility Agreement; enrollment constitutes agreement. Policy at k-state.edu/finsvcs/cashiers/billing/financial-responsibility-agreement/ Billing cycle: Monthly; bills generated after close of 15th each month Non-attendance policy: Failure to attend class or receive a bill does not absolve student of financial responsibility
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Kansas State University student account questions
When is my tuition bill due at Kansas State University?
Bills are due by 3pm on the 15th of each month. For Fall semester, the first bill is due by 3pm on the first day of classes in August. For Spring, the first bill is due by 3pm on the first day of classes in January. Bills are generated after close of the 15th each month and can be viewed in KSIS.
Is there a late fee if I don't pay my bill on time at K-State?
Yes. A 1.5% default fee is charged monthly on any past due balance if not paid by the due date (3pm on the 15th or 3pm on the first day of class). This late fee recurs each month the balance remains unpaid.
Will an unpaid balance put a hold on my K-State account?
Yes. A C11 hold is placed when your balance exceeds $2,000 (blocks enrollment and adding courses). A C04 hold is placed when your balance is more than 120 days past due (blocks enrollment). A C16 hold (notification-only, does NOT block enrollment) is placed for any past due balance. A CON hold is placed if your account is referred for collection.
What is the TIPP payment plan at K-State and how much does it cost?
TIPP (Tuition Installment Payment Plan) lets you split your semester bill into installments. The enrollment fee is $45 for fall and spring semesters, or $24 for summer. Fall and spring plans have 4 installments; summer plans have 2 installments.
What happens if my check or electronic payment is returned at K-State?
A $30 returned payment fee is charged for any returned check or dishonored electronic payment.
What is the tuition refund schedule if I drop classes or withdraw from K-State?
Refunds are calculated by calendar days from the start of the term. For full-term courses: 100% refund through the 21st calendar day; 50% refund from the 22nd through 28th calendar day; no refund after the 28th calendar day. Non-standard session and summer courses are prorated based on course length.
Is two-factor authentication (MFA) required at K-State?
Yes. All K-State students must enroll in and use Duo two-factor authentication. New students receive an email with enrollment instructions after their account is activated and must complete enrollment within two weeks.
What happens if my K-State account goes to collections?
After 5 billing cycle notifications with no payment, your account is referred to a collection agency on the 6th billing cycle. An additional 15% collections fee is added to your outstanding balance. K-State also participates in the Kansas State Setoff program.
Does K-State require a Financial Responsibility Agreement?
Yes. By enrolling at Kansas State University, you agree to the Financial Responsibility Agreement, making you financially responsible for all charges incurred. A 1.5% late charge applies to unpaid balances, and a 15% collection fee may be added if referred to collections. Failure to attend class or receive a bill does not absolve you of this responsibility.
How do I contact the K-State Cashiers Office (Bursar)?
Cashiers and Student Accounts is located at 212 Anderson Hall, 919 Mid-Campus Dr. North, Manhattan, KS 66506. Phone: 785-532-6317. Email: cashiers@k-state.edu. Office hours: Monday-Friday, 8am-12pm and 1-4:30pm.
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Common questions about Email Cheat Code at Kansas State University
Does Email Cheat Code work with Kansas State University email?
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What emails does Email Cheat Code monitor at Kansas State University?
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