Discover the various ways students can make payments at PA College
You have several ways in which you can make a payment to your student account.
PA College of Health Sciences offers a tuition payment plan for you to pay your tuition bill. The tuition payment plan is an interest-free option to spread your tuition bill payment over several months. The plan will allow you to break down your tuition bill into easy-to-manage installments. Although the payment plan is interest free, there is a $40 non-refundable, set-up fee.
To review and set up the payment plan, please log in to your Self-Service account, click on the Student Finance tab and select “Make a Payment”. If you no longer have access to your Self-Service account, please contact sfs@pacollege.edu for more information.
You must be paid in full of prior past due balance(s) to have eligibility for the PA College Payment Plan. If you have a past due balance on your account, you will be ineligible to utilize the Payment Plan until the past due balance(s) have been paid in full. The PA College Payment Plan cannot be used to pay for a past due balance. If you have a past due balance on your account and need assistance, please contact Student Financial Services.
The College will review the payment and account history of each student requesting a payment plan. The College reserves the right to reject a payment plan request if the student has prior history of non/delinquent payment.
Once you have set-up your payment plan, you can manage, review, and submit your payments through Self-Service by following these steps:
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529 Plans are offered to help students and families save for education. These plans are tax-advantaged and are authorized by Section 529 of the Internal Revenue Code. The state of Pennsylvania offers two types of 529 Plans- Guaranteed Savings Plan and an Investment Plan.
These plans allow participants to pre-purchase future tuition at a predetermined rate today. Contact your plan administrator for instructions on accessing the funds in your plan. If you must submit a copy of your Tuition Statement, follow these steps:
College savings plans are different in that your account earnings are based upon the market performance of the underlying investments, which typically consist of mutual funds. Savings plans may only be administered by states.