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Financial Aid & Billing
Registration & Records
Student Services
Academic advising at Wilkes is primarily department-based; each student is assigned a faculty advisor who provides their Alternate PIN for registration. The Office of Academic Success (OAS) oversees advising. Contact: Katy Betnar, Associate Dean of Academic Success, Conyngham Hall 212. Academic support requests: wilkesu.formstack.com/forms/academic_support_request
Office of Residence Life manages on-campus housing. Location: Max Roth Center, 2nd floor. All full-time freshmen and sophomores required to live on campus unless commuting from parent/guardian home.
Key Policy Pages
Hold Policy
Hold blocks: registration, transcripts, diploma, grades Hold threshold notes: No specific dollar thresholds published. Any open balance triggers a financial hold. Students with unpaid balances cannot register for future semesters, receive a degree, certificate, transcripts, or grades. Current-semester registration may be cancelled if financial clearance is not obtained two weeks before first day of classes. Collections notes: No specific collections fee, percentage, or trigger timeline published on public pages. Failure to pay debts prevents registration, degree conferral, transcripts, and grades. Financial hold is placed immediately on any open balance. Payment plan enrollment fee: $25 FRA required: No FRA notes: No Financial Responsibility Agreement (FRA) found on any fetched page. Wilkes uses a 'financial clearance' model requiring students to clear their balance two weeks before the semester start via: pay in full, enrolling in the payment plan, receiving a sufficient FA award or approved loan, or submitting a third-party/employer deferment agreement. No separate signed FRA document required. Billing cycle: Semester; tuition due two weeks prior to the first day of classes each semester. Refund schedule: Cancel before first day of classes: 100% less $300 deposit. Week 1: 100% refund (fees non-refundable after Week 1). Week 2: 75%. Week 3: 50%. Week 4: 25%. Week 5 or later: No refund. Summer/condensed sessions: 50% first week; no refund after first week. Refund based on official withdrawal date per Registrar. Students removed for disciplinary reasons forfeit all refunds. Non-attendance policy: Students are NOT automatically withdrawn for non-attendance. 'Students are not withdrawn from a course when they simply do not attend.' A formal course withdrawal form is required (signed by student and advisor during weeks 2–10; after week 10, only medical or serious circumstances accepted). Students who stop attending without withdrawing remain enrolled and responsible for full charges.
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Wilkes University student account questions
What happens if I don't pay my tuition by the due date at Wilkes University?
Tuition is due two weeks before the first day of classes each semester. If you don't pay in full or obtain financial clearance by that deadline, your registration for the semester may be cancelled and you may not be allowed to attend classes. A financial hold will also block you from registering for future semesters and prevent you from receiving a degree, certificate, transcripts, or grades. To get cleared, you can: pay in full, enroll in the payment plan ($25/semester, interest-free), receive a sufficient financial aid award or approved loan, or submit a third-party or employer deferment agreement. Contact the Bursar's Office at billing@wilkes.edu or 570-408-4960.
Does Wilkes University offer a payment plan?
Yes. Wilkes offers an online, interest-free automated installment payment plan through TouchNet. It costs $25 per semester to enroll and must be renewed each semester. Enrollment deadlines are October 1 (Fall), March 1 (Spring), and July 1 (Summer). Once enrolled, you are treated as financially clear. You can enroll by logging into the Wilkes Portal at portal.wilkes.edu, selecting the Student tab, then Student Services, and Make a Payment. Questions: contact billing@wilkes.edu or 570-408-4960.
What is Wilkes University's refund policy if I withdraw from classes?
Refunds are based on the official withdrawal date recorded by the Registrar. For complete withdrawals during regular semesters: Week 1 = 100% (fees are non-refundable after Week 1); Week 2 = 75%; Week 3 = 50%; Week 4 = 25%; Week 5 or later = no refund. If you cancel before the first day of classes, you receive a 100% tuition refund less a $300 deposit. For summer or condensed semesters: 50% refund during the first week; no refund after that. Important: simply not attending classes does NOT constitute a withdrawal — you must submit a formal withdrawal form to the Registrar's Office.
How do I register for classes at Wilkes and what can block my registration?
Before your assigned registration date, meet with your faculty advisor to select courses and receive an Alternate PIN. Then log into reg-wilk.ec.wilkes.edu/StudentRegistrationSsb using your Wilkes Portal credentials, select your term, enter your Alternate PIN, and add course CRN numbers. Financial holds — placed when you have an open balance — will block registration. To resolve a financial hold, check your balance in the Wilkes Portal and pay online, or contact the Bursar at billing@wilkes.edu or 570-408-4960. If you need financial aid assistance, contact financialaid@wilkes.edu or 570-408-4512.
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