Installment Payment Plan Dates & Information
Installment payment plans (IPP) are available for Summer Session with a $33 setup fee.
- Once you submit your Summer Session registration form with the IPP box checked, you will be notified in 3-5 business days to sign onto your myStanState account to set up your IPP.
Payment dates:
- First payment due: April 13, 2022
- Second payment due: May 13, 2022
- Third payment due: June 13, 2022
Payment types:
- You can pay by credit card (Master Card or Visa only) on your myStanState account (non-refundable service charge will apply)
- No payment plans are available for late adds
Policies for Refunds, Add/Drops, & Withdrawals for All Sessions
Refund Policy for Dropped classes:
All tuition fees will be prorated.
10 Week Session & 6 Week Session
| 100% | First day of session (June 6) |
|---|---|
| 95% | Second day of session (June 7) |
| 90% | Third day of session (June 8) |
| 85% | Fourth day of session (June 9) |
| 80% | Fifth day of session (Last day to add or drop – CENSUS DATE June 10) |
| 75% | Sixth day of session (June 13) withdraw only |
| 70% | Seventh day of session (June 14) withdraw only |
| 65% | Eighth day of session (June 15) withdraw only |
No refund after the eighth day of session.
4 Week Session
| 100% | First day of session (July 18) |
|---|---|
| 95% | Second day of session (July 19) |
| 90% | Third day of session (Last day to add or drop – CENSUS DATE July 20) |
| 85% | Fourth day of session (July 21) withdraw only |
| 80% | Fifth day of session (July 22) withdraw only |
No refund after the fifth day of session.
Policy for Late Adds & Drops:
- Current students add/drop through myStanState.
- All other students add/drop through the Extended Education, drop form is required.
- Tuition fees are due at the time of registration.
Withdrawals:
Withdrawals shall not be permitted during the final twenty percent of instruction except in cases, such as an accident or serious illness, where the cause of withdrawal is due to circumstances clearly beyond the student’s control and the assignment of an Incomplete is not practicable. Withdrawals of this sort may involve 1) total withdrawal from the campus or 2) may involve only selected courses. However, a course grade and credit or an Incomplete may be assigned for courses in which sufficient work has been completed to permit an evaluation to be made. Requests for permission to withdraw under these circumstances shall be handled and filed as indicated in the preceding paragraph, except that such requests must also be approved by the Vice Provost (appointed by the president to act in such matters).