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Hold blocks: registration, future_courses, transcripts, diploma Hold threshold notes: No explicit dollar thresholds published. Any unpaid balance after the semester payment deadline triggers a financial hold. Holds block adding/dropping classes and registering in future semesters. Even non-tuition charges (parking citations, returned checks, financial aid reversals) trigger holds if they appear after the initial payment due date. Students must pay balance in full or make past-due installment payment to have hold removed. Late fee: 0.8333% per month (10% APR/12) Late fee recurring: Yes Collections notes: If classes are cancelled for non-payment, students must contact Account Resolution (accountresolution@sandiego.edu) to establish repayment arrangement to avoid further collection activity. Collections process details not publicly specified beyond that. Returned payment fee: $25 FRA required: No Billing cycle: Semester (Fall due August, Spring due January) Refund schedule: Tiered refund schedule: 100%, 90%, 80%, 70%, 60%, 50% based on timing relative to semester start. Exact dates vary by semester and are published in the Academic Calendar. After the 50% deadline, no refund is provided. Refunds for units dropped (not full withdrawal) are calculated per unit by the Ellucian/Banner system. Source: https://www.sandiego.edu/torero-hub/registration/tuition-refund-schedule.php Non-attendance policy: Non-attendance does not constitute withdrawal. Students whose classes are cancelled for non-payment and who do not return that semester remain responsible for 50% of semester tuition plus 100% of all student and course fees.
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University of San Diego student account questions
What happens if I have an unpaid balance at the University of San Diego?
A financial hold will be placed on your account, preventing you from adding or dropping classes and registering in future semesters. If your tuition and required fees remain unpaid after the semester payment deadline (August for Fall, January for Spring), USD may cancel your registered classes. A monthly late fee of 0.8333% (10% APR) is assessed on past-due balances. If your classes are cancelled and you do not return that semester, you remain responsible for 50% of semester tuition plus 100% of all student and course fees. Contact Student Accounts at studentaccounts@sandiego.edu or (619) 260-4561 (Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm).
What types of holds can prevent me from registering at USD?
Financial (Student Account) holds are placed for any unpaid balance — including non-tuition charges like parking citations, returned checks, or financial aid reversals that appear after the payment due date. Even if your financial aid covers tuition, charges not payable with Title IV funds (bookstore, parking, insurance) can trigger a hold. USD also has other holds placed by various offices. To see all active holds and instructions for clearing them, log in to MySanDiego Portal, go to Torero Hub > My Academics > Check for Holds. Contact Student Accounts at studentaccounts@sandiego.edu or (619) 260-4561 to resolve financial holds.
Where can I view my account balance and billing statement at USD?
Log in to the MySanDiego Portal at my.sandiego.edu, then navigate to Torero Hub > My Student Account. Look for "Recent Activity - Transactions Posted After Last Statement" to see the most current charges. You can also view and pay your balance online through the My Online Student Account link in the portal. For in-person assistance, visit the Torero Hub at Hahn University Center 126 or call (619) 260-2700.
Who do I contact about my tuition bill or financial hold at USD?
Contact Student Accounts for billing and payment questions: studentaccounts@sandiego.edu or (619) 260-4561, Monday-Friday 9:00am-5:00pm (phone). For financial aid questions, contact the Office of Financial Aid Services at usdofas@sandiego.edu. You can also visit or contact the Torero Hub (the university One Stop) at Hahn University Center 126, call (619) 260-2700, or submit a question via the Torero Hub Question Form online.
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