Electronic check payments for tuition and fees are not assessed convenience fees.
The convenience fee for MasterCard, Discover, and American Express tuition and fee payments is 2 percent of the total payment.
Acceptable forms of payment include checks, money orders, most major credit cards (excluding Visa), and international wire transfers. For mailed payments, include the student's name and UCF ID on checks and money orders, and mail them to the address below. UCF does not accept cash payments for tuition and fees. E-check and credit card payments may be made online by logging into myUCF (https://my.ucf.edu).
Checks issued from money market accounts, credit card companies, mutual funds, brokerage accounts, home equity or other lines of credit cannot be processed as an e-check. These types of checks with the student's name and UCF ID are accepted by mail.
For detailed information on international wire transfers, please click here.
A financial aid deferment is an extension granted to students for payment of tuition and fees when a student has anticipated financial aid displayed on their account and has completed all financial aid documentation and processing requirements to receive aid. Please see the financial aid website for more information about deferments (http://finaid.ucf.edu/receiving/deferrals/). If the total amount of tuition and fees exceeds the amount of financial aid received, the difference must be paid by the due date posted on the student's fee invoice to avoid any late fees. Financial aid deferments are granted after the add deadline on the academic calendar for each term. Students should monitor their accounts the week after the add deadline to confirm that they have received a financial aid deferment. Students whose financial aid posts as anticipated aid after the fee payment deadline will not receive a deferment.
Please keep in mind that the student is ultimately responsible for payment of any tuition and fees that are not paid by the third-party sponsor or other sources. A student may incur late fees and may be placed on financial hold until it is paid.