- Where should I mail my payment?
- When will my refund check be available?
- Can I have a receipt for the payment I made by check?
- I am student teaching (or doing an internship,etc.) this semester and will not be on campus at all. Do I still need to pay the miscellaneous fees?
- Am I permitted to post date a check?
Where should I mail my payment?
Mail your payment to: MANSFIELD UNIVERSITY, ENROLLMENT SERVICES/STUDENT ACCOUNTS, 71 SOUTH ACADEMY STREET, MANSFIELD PA 16933.
When will my refund check be available?
Refunds will not be available until approximately the fourth week of the semester. This procedural change is necessary to ensure accuracy of your financial aid refund. Please be prepared to pay for books and/or off-campus living expenses at the beginning of the fall semester. The anticipated date in which you may purchase your books online for the 2009 fall semester at http://www.mansfieldbookstore.com/ is August 10th.
If the disbursement of financial aid or loans exceed your charges, you will be eligible for a refund and you will receive an email confirmation via your Mansfield University student email account. Your refund check will be mailed to your Residence hall/local off-campus. If you do not have a Residence hall address or local off-campus address the refund will be mailed to the home address. Please review your Residence hall/local off-campus address via Student Contact Information at http://my.mansfield.edu . If your address is incorrect, please follow the instructions on the webpage to change it.
Can I have a receipt for the payment I made by check?
A receipt will be issued for CASH PAYMENTS ONLY.
I am student teaching (or doing an internship,etc.) this semester and will not be on campus at all. Do I still need to pay the miscellaneous fees?
Yes, MANDATORY miscellaneous fees are not based on usage of service or presence on campus. This is a non-negotiable charge.
Am I permitted to post date a check?
Due to the high volume of checks received in our office, post dating a check is not permitted. If a post dated check is received by the Student Accounts Office, you risk having this check processed immediately.
Friday October 16, 2009