Payment Information

　

You can pay your fees and tuition in full by cash, check, debit card, credit card, or electronic bank transfer (E-Check).

• Cash is accepted only in person.

• Checks are accepted in person or via mail.

• Debit Card payment is accepted only in person with a PIN #.

• Credit card and Debit card payment is accepted via VandalWeb (2.5% Service Fee).

• Electronic bank transfers (E-Checks) are accepted only via VandalWeb (no service fee).

IF YOU MAIL YOUR PAYMENT, IT MUST ARRIVE BY THE FIRST DAY OF THE SEMESTER TO AVOID A LATE FEE.

The mailing address for payments:
Student Accounts/Cashiers
PO Box 444250
Moscow, ID 83844-4250

Make checks payable to: Bursar, U of I


Scholarships/Grants/Loans
Students are automatically considered for merit-based scholarships. To receive consideration for need-based aid, fill out a  Free Application for Federal Student Aid. 

Click here for more information on types of aid.

Click here for information on receiving your financial aid.

Third Party Sponsor/Athletics/ Graduate Assistantships 
A third-party sponsor is an entity that has agreed to pay all or a specified portion of a student’s tuition, fees, books and other charges at an institution of higher education.

Third-party sponsors may include, but are not limited to, federal and state agencies, US military, corporations, employers, school districts, trade unions, foundations, tribes, clubs, charitable organizations, and foreign governments. The University of Idaho requires a sponsor to provide an official document guaranteeing payment (i.e. letter, agreement, contract, purchase order, etc.).

Within the University of Idaho, Athletics and Graduate Assistant fee payment are considered third party sponsors. 

It is the responsibility of the student to notify Student Accounts of a possible third party sponsor. Every effort will be made to work with the sponsor in obtaining payment. The liability for payment of tuition and fees ultimately lies with the student if a sponsor fails to pay all amounts as agreed.
The student is responsible to pay any amount not paid by the sponsor.

Student Payment Plan 
If you are unable to pay in-full up front or do not have enough financial aid to cover the full balance for the semester, you can set up a student payment plan.