Settling Your Student Account

There is more than one way to approach settling your student account at Lewis & Clark College. You may choose to make full payment of your costs, you may choose to utilize financial aid including private loans, you may choose to set up a monthly payment plan account through Tuition Management Systems, or you may choose any combination of these things.

Click on the below links for each approach to see what it means to settle your account.

• To settle my student account, I intend to make full payment of my costs by check, cash, credit card or wire transfer.
• To settle my student account, I intend to utilize financial aid including private loans.
• To settle my student account, I intend to set up a monthly payment plan through Tuition Management Systems.
• To settle my student account, I intend to have my sponsor make full payment of my costs.

Assessment of Late Fees

Lewis & Clark reserves the right to assess late fees to all past due student accounts. Late fees will be assessed as follows: balances of $999 and below are subject to a per semester $10 late fee, balances of $1000 and above are subject to a per semester $100 late fee.

Student Account Policies

For further information on Student Account policies, please visit the following publications:

• College of Arts and Sciences Catalog
• Graduate School Catalog
• Law School What's What (see pg.75-78)

Student Account Q & A:

My anticipated financial aid exceeds my costs, how do I receive the excess?

How do I calculate costs?

What is the semester due date?