FAQ Category: Payment Plans

Yes. Nelnet deducts all payments on the 5thor 20th of each month (depending on the semester).  However, you may login to your account through Self Service and change the payment date to another date within the same month for which the payment is scheduled.  You are allowed two make 2 such changes for a payment plan…

In accordance with the Terms & Conditions of your payment plan agreement with Nelnet, payments are processed electronically. Nelnet does not accept payments by phone.

Once your agreement is posted to Nelnet’s system, you will receive a confirmation notification of your payment amount by e-mail, letter or text. Payments will be processed until the total balance is paid in full.  The notification also serves as a reminder that a $30 nonrefundable enrollment fee will be processed from the account indicated…

Nelnet specifies the date each payment will occur, but it is your financial institution that determines the time of day the payment is debited. Nelnet recommends you check with your financial institution to determine how far in advance funds should be deposited into your account to ensure the automatic payment clears. If a payment date…

Yes, if you have turned in an approved Consortium Agreement to the MCC Financial Aid Office, you will still have to sign up for the “Pending Aid” payment plan.  As long as your entire tuition and fees are paid by the payment due date, the enrollment fee and payments will not be taken from your…

No, third parties can include employees, veterans’ payment, and other organizations such as Michigan Works.  Personal arrangements with family members or other personal contacts do not qualify as a “third party payment.”

Complete all of the proper procedures to drop your classes on Self Service or by filling out a Drop and Add form and submitting it to the Student Welcome Center. After your classes are dropped, your balance will automatically adjust and Nelnet will be notified. Any over payment will be refunded to you.

Because you are withdrawing from classes after the refund period for the semester, you are still responsible for paying the full tuition and fee amount for those classes. Full refunds are made on classes that are dropped before the semester drop date published in the class schedule.

The $30 enrollment fee is non-refundable.  If you choose to register for classes and sign up for a payment plan before your financial aid has been packaged, you will have to pay the enrollment fee with no refund.

You will need to check Self Service, and look at my documents to make sure the FAFSA has been received. You will need to look at your award letter to know the amount of monies received. If you have questions about the status of your award, then contact Financial Aid at 231-777-0228.