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Hold threshold (registration): $300 Hold blocks: registration, transcripts Hold threshold notes: ANT OWES hold ($300+) blocks registration and rec services; auto-releases every 15 min after payment. ALL ADMIN hold ($2,000+) placed before next registration period; requires manual Bursar removal. SFA hold blocks enrollment until SF Responsibility Agreement completed annually in Student Admin. Perkins holds also block transcripts. Diploma and cancellation dollar thresholds NOT_FOUND. Late fee: $150 flat on due date; additional $150 after Day 10 (max $300/semester) Late fee recurring: No Collections trigger (days after term): 150 Collections fee: No additional charge from UConn; CT State Tax Intercept possible Collections notes: Day 1-90: Flywire payment plan offers; Day 91-150: alternative plans + 30-day warning letters mailed; Day 150: external agency (Reliant Capital, ConServe, Key 2 Recovery). UConn does not utilize credit reporting or charge additional collection fees. Payment plan enrollment fee: $100 Returned payment fee: $30 FRA required: Yes FRA notes: SF Responsibility Agreement required annually before registration; hold removed immediately upon completion in Student Admin Action List Billing cycle: Fall bills mid-June (due 8/1 undergrad); Spring bills mid-November (due 1/8 undergrad); charges added post-due date due within 10 days Refund schedule: Day 1: 100%; Days 2-7 (week 1): 90%; Week 2: 60%; Weeks 3-4: 50%; Weeks 5-8: 25%; no adjustment after week 8. Applies to full withdrawal only; course drop after Day 10 = no refund. Non-attendance policy: Non-attendance at classes or non-payment of fees does not constitute a university withdrawal or relieve you of your financial obligations.
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University of Connecticut student account questions
What happens if I have an unpaid balance at UConn?
If your balance is $300 or more, a Bursar Hold (ANT OWES) is placed on your account, blocking course registration, rec services, and other services. If unpaid by the due date, you are charged a $150 late fee — and a second $150 if still unpaid after Day 10 (max $300/semester). If your balance reaches $2,000 before the next registration period, an ALL ADMIN hold is placed requiring manual removal by the Bursar. After you separate from UConn, the collections cycle begins: Flywire sends payment plan offers for 150 days, then your account may be forwarded to an external collection agency (UConn charges no additional collection fees). Contact the Bursar at bursar@uconn.edu or 860-486-4830.
What holds can prevent me from registering at UConn?
Several holds can block registration at UConn: (1) Bursar Hold (ANT OWES) — triggered by a balance of $300 or more; pay through Student Admin to auto-release every 15 minutes; (2) ALL ADMIN Hold — triggered by a $2,000+ balance before next registration; requires manual removal by calling 860-486-4830; (3) SFA Hold — placed each year when your Student Financial Responsibility Agreement is assigned; complete it in Student Admin's Action List to release immediately; (4) Perkins loan holds (ALL PERK) for delinquent federal loans. Check your holds in the Student Administration System at studentadmin.uconn.edu.
Where do I check my holds and balance at UConn?
Log in to the Student Administration System at studentadmin.uconn.edu using your NetID and Duo two-factor authentication. Your holds appear in the 'Action List' section of your Student Center, and your fee bill and balance are viewable under Account Summary. Enrollment holds are automatically released within 15 minutes of payment. Administrative holds require you to contact the Bursar directly.
Who should I contact about my tuition bill or financial aid at UConn?
For billing and tuition balance questions, contact the Office of the Bursar at bursar@uconn.edu or 860-486-4830 (Monday–Friday, 8:30am–4:30pm), located in Wilbur Cross Building. For financial aid, registration, and general enrollment questions, contact One Stop Student Services at onestop@uconn.edu or 860-486-1111 (Monday–Friday, 8:00am–5:00pm), also in Wilbur Cross Building, Room 104.
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