Financial Affairs (Online)
General Expenses: 2020-2021 Course Tuition per credit hour ............. $440.00 Application Fee ..................................... $35.00 Technology Fee per term...................... $80.00 Graduation Fee ..................................... $195.00
Application for Prior Experiential Learning Credit Category I Only (equivalent to cost of one credit hour)...................................................... $440.00
The University reserves the right to adjust fees to meet the current cost of operation should it become necessary.
In addition to the fees shown above, students will be required to purchase books to be used in classes. NGU will be using a book rental company. NGU Online and Graduate Students are charged $30/credit hour. For more information visit www.
ngu.edu/tol.
Payments Students may pay their bills online through the Student Portal, in-person at the Student Accounts office, or by mailing a check. Payment by check may be sent to:
North Greenville University Attn: Student Accounts PO Box 1892 Tigerville, SC, 29688
The student’s ID number and/or name should be written on the memo line of the check.
All international students attending NGU Online courses must show proof in writing, along with certified documents that they have financial support before being accepted to the University. This is required before North Greenville University can complete the U.S. Form I-20, Certificate of Eligibility for Nonimmigrant Student Status.
Tuition, fees, and all other costs for a semester are payable at or before registration. Students who have a definite commitment of financial aid from the financial aid office of the University must pay the difference between the total cost for the semester and the financial aid commitment at or before registration.
North Greenville University offers a monthly payment plan for those students wishing to equalize payment
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of expenses the semester. Information concerning this payment plan is available at the student accounts office.
All students must settle their accounts, including but not limited to library and traffic fines before they can receive grades, diplomas, or transcripts, or register for another semester. All checks, drafts, or money orders should be made payable to North Greenville University. Checks returned to the University for Insufficient Funds are subject to a collection fee. Persons giving invalid checks for payment of fees may lose the privilege of using personal checks.
Accounts with an outstanding balance at the end of the student’s final semester at NGU where no acceptable payment arrangements have been made, will be turned over to an outside collection agency. If North Greenville University refers the student account to a third party for collection, a collection fee will be assessed and will be due in full at the time of the referral to the third party. The collection fee will be calculated at the maximum amount permitted by applicable law, but not to exceed 27 percent of the outstanding amount. This delinquent account may be reported to one or more of the national credit bureaus. Late payments, missed payments, or other defaults may be reflected on the student’s credit report.
A one-time late payment arrangement fine of up to the amount of $150 may be applied to any outstanding balance not paid by the first day of classes each semester.
Payment Plans Students and their families may pay in monthly installments. After logging into the student portal, select Students > Student Accounts > Pay in Full or Set Up Your Payment Plan. There is a one-time-per- semester fee of $35 to originate a payment plan.
Payments made with the echeck option using check routing number and account number will incur no additional fee.
• 5 month plan
‚ Fall Semester – payments are due July 1 or 15 and end on November 1 or 15
‚ Spring Semester – payments are due December 1 or 15 and end on April 1 or 15
• 4 month plan
‚ Fall Semester – payments are due August 1 or 15 and end on November 1 or 15
‚ Spring Semester – payments are due January 1 or 15 and end on April 1 or 15
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