Deferred Payment of Tuition, Fees, and Other Charges

If you are unable to pay tuition and fees before the deadline established by the current Academic Calendar, you may be able to pay your fees in three equal installments. To do so you must be registered for two or more billable credits, and you must not have delinquent or past-due accounts with the university.

To enroll in the fee payment plan, you must complete an application on BroncoWeb (Select Student Center, under the Finances section select Other Financial drop-down menu, Select Enroll in Payment Plan, click on blue arrows). At the time the application is submitted, your fees will be split into three equal installments. The installments will be due on or before August 25, September 25, and October 25 for the fall semester and on or before January 25, February 25, and March 25 for the spring semester. A $50 nonrefundable application fee will be charged to use the plan. For more information concerning the fee payment plan, visit the Payment and Disbursement Center, Administration Building, Room 211, or call (208) 426-1212.

Your completed online application must be submitted before 6:00 P.M. on fee payment deadline to avoid the $50 penalty. In the event that you withdraw form school or are administratively withdrawn after the refund period, any balance owing on the installment plan will be immediately due and payable.

NOTE: Delinquent balances will be assessed a late charge of 1.75% per month or $10.00, whichever is greater, and you will forfeit any opportunity to defer payment in the future.

If financial aid arrives before your fee payment plan is repaid, the financial aid will be applied to the amount you still owe. This application of financial aid takes precedence over any other method of repayment. If you defer payment and then withdraw from the university, Boise State University will deduct the amount owed on your account from any refund you may be eligible to receive. You will also be charged a $25.00 complete withdrawal fee.

If your tuition, fees or other charges remain unpaid, you may be sent to an outside collection agency and will be responsible for any additional collections costs