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    Billing Statements & Payments

    Billing & Payments

    Financial Success Starts on Rocky Top

    Whether you have questions about billing, financial aid, or enrollment, need one-on-one financial coaching or want to explore grants, scholarships, loans, or work-study to help cover costs, we’ve got you covered.

    Center for Financial Wellness
    Additional Funding Opportunities

    May & Summer Payment Due Dates

    May Mini-Term and Summer 2026 Account Statements are now available in MyUTK and the AU Portal. Pay your Account Balance in full or enroll in the Payment Plan by May 18 to avoid late fees and registration holds.

    Payment Due Date: May 18, 2026

    If you register for May Mini-Term or Summer 2026 courses after on or after May 18, you will be required to pay your Account Balance in full or enroll in the Payment Plan by May 26 to avoid late fees and registration holds.

    Late Registration Payment Due Date: May 26, 2026

    Learn More about Late Registration Deadlines and Fees

    Payment Plan Schedule

    If you wish to enroll in the Payment Plan, you must pay 50% of your total Account Balance when you electronically enroll in the Payment Plan using MyUTK or the AU Portal. 

    Once enrolled in the Payment Plan, you must make two additional payments (each 25% of your total balance) during the semester. Make each Payment Plan installment on time to avoid a $35 late fee for each late payment. 

    • June 30: Payment Plan Installment (75% of original Account Balance)
    • July 29: Payment Plan Installment (100% of original Account Balance)

    Learn More about Payment Plans

    Other Important Financial Dates & Deadlines

    Failure to meet the following dates and deadlines may result in financial aid disbursement delays. UT recommends students complete all necessary processes prior to the Payment Due Date to avoid late payment fees and registration holds. 

    • April 27
      • Deadline to request 529 plans from your financial institution.
    • May 1
      • Deadline to submit any necessary SAP, HOPE, and Institutional Scholarship Appeals. 
      • Last day to apply for Parent PLUS Loans and finish the borrowing process with Federal Student Aid (FSA). 
      • Last day to apply for Alternative (Private) Loans and complete the borrowing process with your lender.
      • Last day to accept your Direct Loans in MyUTK, complete Entrance Loan Counseling (ELC), and sign the Master Promissory Note (MPN).
      • Deadline for UT to receive Fee Waivers and Discount Forms.
    • May 8
      • Deadline to mail third-party billing forms, checks, money orders, cashier’s checks, and external scholarship funds.

    Account Statements

    Before classes start each semester, you’ll be notified that your Account Statement is available to view in MyUTK. Your Account Statement lists the total amount of tuition and fees for the term, your financial aid and scholarships, and your remaining balance.

    How to View Your Account Statement

    One Stop Tutorial: Account Statements

    Students

    1. Log in to MyUTK using your NetID and password.
    2. Click View Statement at the bottom of the My Financial Information section.
    3. Follow the on-screen instructions to navigate to the payment portal, view your statement, enroll in a payment plan, and make payments.

    Authorized Users

    1. Log in to the AU Portal using your username and password.
      • If you are not already registered as your student’s Authorized User, request that your student adds you as one!
    2. Click View Current Statement in the Statements section.
    3. Follow the on-screen prompts to view Account Statements, enroll in the Payment Plan, and may payments on behalf of your student.

    Accepted Payment Methods

    Domestic Payments
    International Payments
    Authorized User Payments

    One Stop Tutorial: Making Payments

    After deciding whether to make a one-time payment or enroll in the Payment Plan, select one of the following payment methods:

    Pay Online via MyUTK or AU Portal

    • E-Check: Make a secure, no-fee payment directly from a checking or savings account. This is UT’s preferred payment method.
    • Credit or Debit Card: Pay online using a credit or debit card. A 2.95% vendor service fee applies to all card transactions. This fee is charged by the payment processor, not UT.

    Pay By Mail

    • Third-party Billing or 529 Plan: If you are using a 529 college savings plan or a third-party sponsor (such as an employer or scholarship organization), request that payment be mailed by the posted “mail by” date each term to ensure receipt and processing by Payment Due Date.
    • Check, Money Order, or Cashier’s Check: Mail payments by the posted “mail by” date each term to ensure receipt and processing by Payment Due Date.

    Make checks payable to “The University of Tennessee” and send to:

    The University of Tennessee
    Office of the Bursar
    1331 Circle Park Drive
    201 Andy Holt Tower
    Knoxville, TN 37996-0225

    Refunds

    If you receive more financial aid than you owe or overpay your balance, UT will issue you a refund.

    Set Up Direct Deposit (eRefunds; Optional)

    We recommend setting up an eRefund account in MyUTK so any excess aid or refunds can be deposited quickly and securely to your bank account.

    1. Log in to MyUTK using your NetID and password.
    2. Click View/Pay Fees in the My Financial Information section.
    3. Click eRefunds and follow the on-screen prompts to complete the process.

    Your eRefund profile stays in place throughout your time at UT. Be sure to update your information if your banking situation changes!

    Add Refunds to Your VolCard (Optional)

    Students may transfer up to $1,000 of excess aid to their VolCard for on-campus use.

    1. Log in to MyUTK using your NetID and password.
    2. Click VolCard Transfer in the My Financial Information section.
    3. Follow on-screen prompts to complete the process.

    Important Notes on Refunds

    1. Some fees are non-refundable.
    2. If you drop classes, withdraw, or are dismissed, your aid may be recalculated, which could result in a balance you’ll need to pay.
    3. You can authorize federal aid to cover non-tuition charges when accepting your aid.

    GradGuard Tuition Insurance

    UT partners with GradGuard to offer optional tuition insurance. GradGuard can reimburse up to 100% of your nonrefundable school costs after a mid-semester withdrawal for a covered illness, injury, and more.

    Learn More About GradGuard

    Authorized Users

    The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) protects your privacy at UT. We won’t discuss your personal information with others unless you give us permission.

    If there’s someone you want to have access to make payments, view your account, or talk about your financial aid, you can add them as an Authorized User (AU) in MyUTK.

    Learn More About Authorized Users