Payment Options

• Log into your self-service account through Colleague Self-Service via MyApps if you have not already done so.  Select the “Finances” tab at the top of the page and select “Make a Payment.”

To set up a payment plan, follow the instructions on the Payment Plan Guide.

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Paying your bill by your Bank Account (electronic check) is fast, easy, and free. To pay by eCheck you need two pieces of information: your account number and your U.S. bank’s nine-digit routing number.

On a paper check, your account number is found on the bottom of the check and can vary in length. Your account number is the number you use when you make a deposit into your account.

Your bank’s routing number is found to the left of the account number. If you don’t have access to a paper check or you’re paying from a savings account, ask your bank for its nine-digit routing number.

For more details on how to make a payment, follow the instructions on the How to Make a Payment Guide.

You can pay your bill online with a credit or debit card, but be aware that you’ll be charged a nonrefundable service fee of 3.0% for domestic cards and 4.25% for international cards each time. To avoid paying a service charge, pay online by electronic check instead.

The service fee for online credit or debit card payment is collected by the online payment service, not by Tiffin University, so it won’t be posted to your student account. Tiffin University does not receive any part of the service fee and cannot waive it. You are responsible for paying the entire service fee.

You can pay with your credit or debit card online only. We do not accept credit or debit cards in person.

How to pay by credit or debit card:

For more details on how to make a payment, follow the instructions on the How to Make a Payment Guide.

Federal Parent or Graduate PLUS Loans are a credit-based loan available to parents of dependent undergraduate students or graduate professional students. The credit check on the PLUS loan is only valid for 180 days. Please submit the PLUS application after May 15.

Apply here

Private Loans are credit-based loans in the student’s name (with cosigner). Most of these loans offer deferment of repayment until six months after graduation or until six months after falling below half-time status as a student.

Compare Lenders and Apply Here

Tiffin University has partnered with Transfer Mate to offer international students a secure and seamless way to pay for tuition and fees in the currency of their choice.

For instructions on how to make an International Payment, please use the TransferMate International Student Instructions.

For more assistance, watch the TransferMate: International Payments Video

if there are further issues, contact Transfer Mate Customer Service.

If you’re paying for college with a 529 college savings plan, your plan provider should send the funds directly to you. After you receive the funds, you can make a payment online using our eCheck option. 

If your 529 college savings plan cannot send the funds directly to you, they can mail a check to us or you can make an online payment using the 529 plan.

Instruct your plan provider to make the check payable to Tiffin University and to include your first and last names and your University ID number. Have them mail your check to:

Tiffin University – Student Accounts

155 Miami Street

Tiffin, OH 44883

You can access your bill online through Colleague Self-Service via MyApps.

Select “Student Finances“

Tiffin University is one of the most affordable private colleges in Ohio. How can this be true? It’s simple. We offer a whole host of ways our students can reduce costs and still gain the benefits of small classes taught by high-caliber faculty.

View Tuition & Fees Information. 

If your student account is past due and you owe more than $500 in the summer and fall semesters, and/or you owe more than $200 in the spring semester a financial hold will be placed on your account. This means that you are denied certain University services such as registering for classes, and getting your diploma. Once you pay the balance, then your financial hold will be removed.

To allow someone else to access your TU account, follow instructions in the How to Set Up an Authorized User Guide.

For those logging in as an Authorized User, follow the instructions in the How to Login as an Authorized User Guide.

The new user does not have to be a parent; it can be anyone you want to give access to your account.

We recommend this to students who have a parent/guardian or other individual making payments towards the account. The user will have access to financial information only. They will NOT be able to see grades.

Tiffin University is proud to offer a deferral program for those students with employer reimbursement.

Deferred Payment Application

A student must fill out Deferred Payment Application and email the application along with the Employer Reimbursement Policy to the student accounts email studentaccounts@tiffin.edu. This process must be completed each semester before the balance due dates.

Financial Aid Forms

Student Health Insurance Information

The tuition and fee refund for withdrawal from courses will be according to the following schedule:

Date of withdrawal during the semester

Tuition and fee refunds will be issued based on the following weeks attended:

• Before the start of the course: 100%
• During the first calendar week of classes: 100%
• During the second calendar week of classes: 25%
• After the second calendar week of classes: No Refund

Return of Title IV Funds Policy