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An email will be sent to your Salem State email address, so please check your Salem State email on a regular basis. If you have other authorized users, they will receive an email as well to their individual email address.

For student’s sending payment to Salem State University from a 529 Plan, please use the following address to mail paper checks. Please make sure your student ID # is somewhere on the check for processing.

Student Navigation Â鶹³ÉÈ˾«Æ·
Attention: Student Accounts
352 Lafayette Street
Salem, MA 01970

If you have received a scholarship from a source outside of Salem State University, please make a copy of the scholarship award letter and complete oneÌýof the following:

- Email a copy of the scholarship award letter to:Ìýnavcenter@salemstate.edu

- Stop by theÌýStudent Navigation Â鶹³ÉÈ˾«Æ·Ìýto drop off a copy in person

- Mail a copy of the scholarship award letter to:

Salem State University
Attn: Student Navigation Â鶹³ÉÈ˾«Æ·
352 Lafayette Street
Salem, MA 01970

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If payment of your tuition bill is not received on time, you may be assessed late fees and you will have a financial hold placed on your account. That financial hold will preventÌýyou fromÌýregistering for the next term until your bill has been paid in full.ÌýOnce the next semester starts, any students who are not registered will be withdrawn from the university.Ìý

Fall tuition bills are due the second Wednesday of August.

Spring tuition bills are due the second Wednesday of January.

Summer I & Summer II bills are due by June 25.

Payments update every hour once a payment is made.

• If the payment was a credit card, the payment will go through instantly.
• If the payment is an Echeck, it may take a few days for the payment to clear your account.
• If the payment was mailed, it can take 5-10 business days for processing.

You can add your parent or guardian as an authorized user of your account

Payment plans due dates cannot be changed.Ìý Due dates for current term plans are as follows: Ìý

Fall (5 installments) – 1^st of each month starting in August Ìý

Spring (5 installments) – 1^st of each month starting in JanuaryÌý

Summer (3 installments) – 5^th of each month starting in MayÌý

To schedule a payment, click on the gear button next to the installment amount. When scheduling a payment, please make sure that you have already set up your payment profile from My Profile. You will need to schedule payments for each monthly installment of your plan.Ìý

When a student signs up for a monthly payment plan they are required to pay a set amount of money each month to Salem State.

Since a payment plan is not like a loan, which directly pays out in full to SSU, we receive your payments on a monthly basis and apply them to your bill. AÌýmonthly statement is provided online to show these payments deducted from your outstanding balance.

Receiving monthly billing canÌýalso help students to determine if any corrections are needed to their budget. Examples might be: additional costs from adding a class, reduction in financial aid, or a miscalculation of your actual budget.Ìý

Students age 60 and over are eligible to receive a discount on your tuition; fees not included.Ìý

First-time students who wish to receive this discount should call theÌýStudent Navigation Â鶹³ÉÈ˾«Æ·Ìýat 978.542.8000 and speak with a Student Service Specialist. You will be asked to email a valid government issued ID to navcenter@salemstate.eduÌýto secure your discount.

Returning students who have previously provided their ID will receive the discount each semester they are enrolled. The discount will display when viewing your account activity.

If a payment plan installment is missed, the plan will be terminated the next day.Ìý If your plan has been terminated, please contact the Student Navigation Â鶹³ÉÈ˾«Æ· to see what options are available.

navcenter@salemstate.edu
Call the student navigation centerÌý

State employees and their families may be eligible for tuition remission. Interested employees should contact their HR departments for details.

If you have a Student Financial Hold (SFH) from a past due balance, you will not be able to enroll into a payment plan online. Please contact the Navigation Â鶹³ÉÈ˾«Æ·Ìýto discuss options.

navcenter@salemstate.edu978.542.8000

If a student has a credit balance from excess financial aid, dropped classes, or an overpayment, they can receive the funds through our eRefund process directly into their checking or savings account. Financial Aid refunds are issued in October for the fall semester, and in February for the spring semester.

If there is a credit on your student account a refund will typically be created for you within 2-4 weeks. If they do not, the refund will be a paper check.

If a payment was made by a credit card, the refund will typically go back to the credit card.

Find information on percentages of tuition refunded by date and other important refund information.

Refunds are sent to students approximately 6 weeks after withdrawal notification by the student.

Tuition and fees are refunded if the university cancels the course.

A matriculatedÌýday student carrying 12 or more credits is billed at the full-time flat tuition and fee rate. As there is no additional charge for credits in excess of 12, there is no refund ifÌýcredits are reduced from 15 to 12.

You can reach the collections department by email or call 978.542.2150.

Charge disputes should be submitted in writing to the collections department.

As long as your account is still with SSU, you can

If your account is with a collection agency, you will need to pay them directly.

• F.H.Cann and Associates: 877.750.9804
• Radius Global Solutions: 855.753.1581

Please email collections when you have made your final payment to ensure your holds are lifted as soon as possible.

Please allow 3-5 business days once you have paid an agency for the funds to be transferred to SSU. If you require immediate action, please email collections.

Please contact the IT Helpdesk for assistance getting back into your Navigator account if it has been some time since you have logged in.Ìý

All students must acknowledge their financial obligation to the university and agree to the terms once per academic year at the university.

This agreement acknowledges that:

• you understand and agree to your responsibility as a student for the cost and expense of all tuition, fees, housing, meal plan costs and other expenses;
• that you will be billed via your university email address, that you are responsible for keeping your contact information current with the university,
• that you are responsible for knowing the rules around registering and withdrawing from classes, and
• that if there is a financial hold on your account, you may be denied services including, but not limited to, registering for classes, receiving your, diploma, or receiving your academic transcript.