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Welcome to
the
Bursar's Office
Printable Forms
Direct Deposit
Federal Title IV Authorization/Restriction
Financial Release (Privacy Release)
Installment Payment Plan
Transfer
of Excess Financial Aid to Rocket Card
Descriptions of the printable forms are
available below. Forms are available at the Bursar's
Office forms table outside of the Cashier's Office at Rocket
Hall 1790 and Rocket Solution Central, Rocket Hall 1200
Direct Deposit
This form allows the student to have account
refunds directly deposited to a checking or savings account.
This option is available for student refunds. Direct Deposit
eliminates the concern of a check lost in the mail and normally
gives the student quicker access to refund monies.
For students expecting excess financial aid refunds, the direct
deposit method normally deposits the refund to a student’s bank
account on the first day of the term. The exception would
be first-time students
who are also first-time loan borrowers. The keys to receiving
a direct deposit effective the first day of the term are:
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Student's financial aid packaging is complete
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A Federal Title IV Authorization has been
received in the Bursar's Office
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A completed direct deposit form and either a
voided check or deposit slip for a savings or checking account
is submitted 3 - 6 weeks prior to the first day of the term
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Any adjustments to registration status, such as
adding or dropping courses close to the refund date, may
result in the direct deposit being recalled
Federal Title IV Authorization/Restriction
This authorization allows students who receive
financial aid (federal loans and grants), to authorize aid to pay
for optional fees such as parking permits, legal service fees,
telephone charges, etc). Restriction will require a student to
pay any optional fees on the student account account before any type of refund
can be issued.
Financial Release (Privacy Release)
Once a student is 18 years of age, a financial
release is needed in order for the Bursar and Financial Aid Offices
to release any financial information to anyone other than the
student, including parents and spouses as an example. The
student must complete the Financial Release Form naming the
parties to whom they wish information to be made available. This
form is specific to the Bursar and Financial Aid Offices and does not allow release of
grades. It also is required
to comply with FERPA regulations
Installment Payment Plan
Fall 2008 or Spring 2009 IPP Form
Summer 2008 IPP Form - Please contact the
Bursar's Office Loans and Special Accounts area if payment
arrangements are needed. Loans and Special Accounts is
located at Rocket Hall, Room 1930 or contact the office at
419.530.5789. Thank you for your patience. The University offers an Installment Payment
Plan (IPP) to make payment of tuition and fees more convenient. A
four or five monthly payment
option is offered for fall and spring semesters. A three
month payment plan is usually offered for the summer semester.
All fees are deferrable and can be split into payments except
the plan fee itself, and are paid in
monthly installments: A completed IPP form and initial payment,
including the plan fee and all first payment, must
be received at the Bursar's Office by the application due date.
Completed application should be sent to:
The University of Toledo,
MS#331
2801 Bancroft St.
Toledo, OH 43606.
Payments can be made by one of the methods below:
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MyUT Portal (electronic payments)
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Mail checks or money orders to: The
University of Toledo
PO Box 10004
Toledo, OH 43699-0004
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In person at the Bursar's Office, 1800 Rocket
Hall
Transfer
of Excess Financial Aid to Rocket Card
For students whose financial aid exceeds account
charges, the Bursar's Office can transfer available funds, (up
to $800 per semester), to the Rocket ID card for the purchase of
books and supplies. Funds are transferred one week prior to the
start of each term the student is registered. The
Federal Title IV Authorization form stating "authorized" is also
required to transfer the funds. All
unused money for the academic year will be removed from the
rocket card and posted to the
student's account the last week of spring semester. Any
unused funds will then be applied to any outstanding balances.
Refunds will be issued from the student account.
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