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The following links will provide guidance to you and your family with paying tuition, applying for financial aid, and general payment options.

PAYMENT OPTIONS - COLLEGE OF ADULT & PROFESSIONAL STUDIES STUDENTS

College of Adult & Professional Studies students please click below to view program costs, view your bill, and pay online.

PAYMENT OPTIONS - TRADITIONAL sTUDENTS

At Shorter University, traditional students on the main campus have the option of paying their bill online through credit or check. Credit cards accepted are VISA, MasterCard, and Discover. A service fee of $10 is charged for credit card and e-check transactions. After clicking the following Pay Bill link, you will need to log in with your scholar ID and pin. Prospective students will register for courses at summit and receive additional information regarding their bill and payment options.

An additional payment option is a payment plan. This method allows for the payments to be paid monthly instead of all at once. For more information, please click the following link:

Enroll in a Payment Plan

COLLEGE COSTS

The following link outlines the fee structure for traditional main campus students.

Tuition & Fees

FINANCIAL AID OPTIONS

Apply for Financial Aid
Sources of Financial Aid

GENERAL FINANCIAL STIPULATIONS

Students must have settled all financial obligations to the University in order to receive grade reports, have a transcript issued, or be granted a diploma. Because of the uncertainty of economic conditions and changing prices of food and other costs, the University reserves the right to vary charges at any time, including during any session, without prior notice. The registration of a student signifies the assumption of definitive obligations between that student and the University. It is an agreement on the student’s part and that of his parents to fulfill the terms of the contract for the semester, and indicates acceptance of financial and general regulations of the current catalog.

Accounts for the semester are payable as specified in the schedule of payments and in full before completion of registration. The University may assess interest at the rate of 1.0% per month (an annual rate of 12%) on accounts unpaid according to these terms. Such interest will not be levied, however, on balances which will be settled during the semester by federal, state or university grants and loans.

Shorter University cannot assume responsibility for loss or damage of personal property on the campus. Ordinarily the insurance coverage of a parent automatically provides for this or can be extended for this purpose. No salespersons are permitted to canvass on the campus without prior written approval. Book salespersons must secure written approval from the Provost; all other salespersons must secure written approval from the Senior Vice President.