Office of Bursar

Go to your Workday account:

• Click Menu at the top left
• Select Finances
• Looking at account activity under the finance page, the “total account balance” is the total cost of your tuition and fees for the semester.
• The “due now” amount is the portion of the fee bill you are responsible for paying now, after scholarships, aid, or other payments. 
• If your due now balance is zero, that means you have paid your tuition or you have aid that is going to cover the balance. 
• If you click “view statement” you can see an itemized list of tuition and fees, when they were posted and when they are due.

If you can get your past due balance down to $700 or below, your registration hold will be lifted so you can register.
 

You can have a hold for new student onboarding tasks, past due balances, advising holds, etc. Select “Academics” from the menu. “My Holds” will be displayed in the center of the screen with description and resolution instructions.

If you miss a payment deadline, a $150 late fee will be assessed on your account.

Students who have anticipated payments should rest assured that those payments will be applied to their account once the University receives them. Students will not be withdrawn from classes while they await those payments.

All students can enroll in an extended payment plan option. This splits the payments into three payments (Summer term) or four payments for the semester. For more information, visit: Payments | The University of New Orleans. 

You can find the information here: uno.edu/follett-access. You must do this by the deadlines listed in the form.  The opt-out deadline is usually the day before classes start. You can opt back in during the first week of class. Please check the Follett Access page for the specific opt-in and opt-out dates.

Fees being refunded on your UNO account will not take place until after the add/drop date for each semester. 

You can make partial payments in the make a payment screen. If you are trying to pay your tuition before your Follett fees have been removed, please deduct the Follett total from your balance.

Reminder – you are opting out or back in for your entire semester schedule. You cannot opt out and opt in of individual courses.
 

Please subtract the Follett amount from your due now balance to find out your correct total. You can pay the tuition amount minus the Follett fee as a partial payment in the payment screen. The fee will be removed from your account.
 

Applications for reclassification to resident status must be filed by the 14th calendar day after classes begin to allow changes to be reflected on the fee bill. Applicants filing immediately prior to registration or up to the 14th day must be prepared to pay the non-resident fee and wait to be refunded if the application is approved. The appeal form is located here.
 

In Workday, go to “menu,” “finances” and on the right-hand side, under “my account,” you can find the view/print 1098-t link. Please note that tax documents are generally available around the 3rd or 4th week of January. Please make sure you've consented to an electronic 1098-t (pg. 5 in the New Student Onboarding guide)

Contact bursar@uno.edu. 

Students who resign from the university or decrease their course load within established timelines for the semester as indicated in the published calendar will be eligible for a full or partial tuition reduction. Eligible students may only receive a reduction on tuition and self-generated fees. Other fees are non-refundable. Students do not receive a tuition reduction for a decrease in course load after the 100% date.  

After the 100% date, students must completely withdraw to receive any type of reduction. After the 100% date and between the 50% date, the refund is 50% of tuition only (fees are nonrefundable) for withdrawing from the university.  Individual classes are not refundable.

* During the 100% refund period, between the first day of class and the 100% end date, an administrative fee of $50 and registration fee are non-refundable and assessed to the student.