| Letter from Jon Anderson, Assistant Controller, Willamette University | ||||||||||||||||
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July 17, 2009
Congratulations on choosing Willamette University for your MBA education. We are confident you will find your Willamette MBA experience to be a rewarding and sound investment in your future, both professionally and personally. This letter can answer some of your questions regarding billing and payment of tuition and fees for Willamette University’s Early Career MBA and MBA for Career Change programs. In the future, the majority of communication regarding your student account will occur via e-mail. Health Insurance Requirement Student health insurance for U.S. students is billed annually at the beginning of the year and will appear on your first statement for tuition and fees. Student health insurance for international students is paid at the beginning of fall semester and spring semester. If you have coverage under another plan, you may be able to waive Willamette’s student insurance plan. U.S. students with other coverage can go online after July 1, 2009 to waive out of Willamette’s student insurance. This plan must be waived by September 20, 2009. To find out more about the student health insurance plan and the waiver process go to: http://www.willamette.edu/dept/health/insurance/. International students with other coverage must personally meet with Chris Andresen to show proof of adequate coverage before classes start on August 24th. To find out more about the international student health insurance plan and the waiver process go to: http://www.willamette.edu/dept/oie/intl/handbook/insurance/. Billing Process for Tuition and Fees The initial bills for fall and spring semester are posted in early August and mid December, respectively. Payment for Fall Semester 2009 is due on August 24, 2009. Payment for Spring Semester 2010 is due on January 18, 2010. Unpaid tuition balances are subject to a $50 late fee and a 1 percent monthly finance charge. The following are frequently asked questions regarding the student billing process and our electronic billing website known as QuikPAY: How do I access my electronic bill? 2) Student Accounts web page – You can access your statement through the Student Access link at http://www.willamette.edu/dept/studentaccounts/quikpay/ or by logging on to the following websites: https://secure.willamette.edu/services/quikpay/ (students) http://quikpayasp.com/willamette/studentaccounts/authorized.do (authorized parents/sponsors). What is the current balance on my student account? How do I authorize parents/sponsors to have access to QuikPAY? How can I make payments for tuition and fees? 1) QuickPAY – To make an online payment at QuikPAY select “Make Payment” from the menu. On the “Make Payment” screen input the amount of the payment and select either “eCheck” or “Credit card” from the drop down box next to “Payment Method”. eCheck Payment: After you have input your information you will be sent to another screen Credit Card Payment: MasterCard, American Express and Discover Card are accepted. Visa cards are not accepted. (Please note that when you use a credit card you will be assessed a fee equal to 2.75% of the tuition payment. This fee will be assessed at the time of your payment.) After you have input your information you will be sent to another screen where you will enter more specific information about your credit card. Please make sure to verify your payment amount and credit card information prior to submitting your payment. If you realize that you have made an error after submitting your payment please contact the Student Accounts office at (503) 375-5308. Student Accounts staff have the ability to cancel a payment if you notify them before the end of the business day on the day of the payment. 2) Mail (or in person) – You can pay by check through the mail or by coming to the Student Accounts Office. Make the check out to “Willamette University” and write your name and student ID number on the check. Mail the check to: Willamette University; Student Accounts Office; 900 State Street; Salem, Oregon 97301 3) Wire Transfer: You can wire funds in U.S. dollars from your bank to Willamette University.
We hope this information has been helpful for you. If you have any questions regarding this letter, tuition or fees please call the Office of Student Accounts at (503) 375-5308 or email us at student-accounts@willamette.edu. If you have questions regarding loans that you will receive while attending Willamette University, please call the Financial Aid office at (503) 370-6273 or email gradaid@willamette.edu Again, our sincere congratulations on choosing Willamette University for you MBA education! Sincerely, Jon Anderson
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