You have plans for your education.

We have plans to help you pay for it.

Enroll in a payment plan with Auto Pay so tuition is more manageable.

Pay your tuition in automatic monthly installments.

To help ease the financial burden so you can focus on your schoolwork, we offer convenient tution payment plans with an Auto Pay option. Using your payment of choice, you can automatically pay your tuition and fees over time and avoid the high-interest rates that come with a traditional loan!

Set up a paymen tplan to cover any amount: your entire bill, or just the balance left after financial aid
Optionally invite a parent or relative to contribute to the plan
Simple enrollment process
One low fee at enrollment*
Set up Auto Pay - Electronic payments made automoatically - just set it and forget it
24/7 online account access

Enroll in a Payment Plan with Auto Pay Today!

To get started:

Log into [portal]
Select . . .
Select . . .
Select "Payment Plans"
Select "Set Up Auto Pay"
Follow the on screen prompts to select yorur paymetn method and complete enrollment.

Enroll Now

To learn more about the benefits of using a payment plan, please watch our short video.

If you need assistance or have questions, Customer Care is available Mon. - Fri., 8AM - 8PM EST at 877-821-0625.

*All available plans and applicable payment options, fees and disclosures will be presented to you during the enrollment process. Enrollment in and availability of plans may be subject to applicable state law limitations. An enrollment fee will apply and other fees may apply to the extent permitted by law. The Full Service Payment Plan is administered by Transact Campus Payments, Inc., a Transact Holdings Inc. company.

The enrollment fee is considered a finance charge which is defined by federal regulations as “the cost of consumer credit as a dollar amount.” To make it easy for consumers to compare this cost to other forms of credit, Transact Campus Payments, Inc. provides the equivalent annual percentage rate (APR), which takes into account a number of variables, including the number of payments, the term, and the amount financed. Maximum APR limits may be subject to applicable state usury laws.