Making a Payment
Students must indicate their student ID number when payment is made by check, cash, or wire. Full payment is due by the statement due date provided but never any later than the first day of the term. Students with outstanding balances will not be cleared to register for the following term and will be subject to a late fee. Tuition payments must be paid online, through wire transfer, or mailed to Office of Student Financial Services, Franklin Pierce University, 40 University Drive, Rindge, N.H. 03461. Payment in the form of cash or check can also be accepted in person at the OSFS during normal business hours. Students are responsible for any and all collection fees and/ or collection and attorney’s fees associated with defaulted financial obligations.
Late Payment Fee
Understanding that account balances are due on July 1 for Fall and December 1 for Spring for Rindge populations, and on the first day of the term for Undergraduate Online and Graduate programs, any account that is not financially clear may be assessed a late payment fee. This fee is not covered by sources of financial assistance.
Outstanding Account Balances and Collections Policy
Payment and/or financing for all classes for which a student enrolls must be paid on the invoiced deadline, but no later than the first day of a given term. Accounts with outstanding balances of $75 (seventy-five U.S. dollars) or more will be assessed a late payment fee. Outstanding account balances not resolved within 90 days will be assessed a $125 collections fee for balances from $75-$199.99, and a
$225 collections fee for balances from $200 and above. The student will be responsible for the full delinquent balance, including late fee, as well as collection agency fees (a charge up to 40% or more of the delinquent balance to cover collection fees), and reasonable attorney’s fees necessary for the collection of the delinquent account. Upon referral to a collection agency, the student must work to resolve their delinquent account directly with the collection agency. Referral to a collection agency may result in adverse credit reporting.
