Late Charges

Charges must be paid by the date due. University billings not paid by the date due are subject to late charges beginning at 30 days past due and continuing monthly until paid in full. Late fees are assessed as follows:

Making Payments

• Sign in to My ASU [1] to make a payment and view your account details, such as charges and due dates, payment history. 
• Select the Finances link at the top of the page. 
• To view a list of unpaid charges prior to making payment, click on the "Current Amount Due" amount under the Charges Summary section.  This will provide additional details such as charge descriptions and due dates. 
• To make payment on your account select, the Pay Bill icon.

Suspension of University Services

ASU policy prohibits anyone with delinquent obligations from registering for classes, receiving refunds, obtaining transcripts and diplomas, and use of campus services. If your statement shows past due charges, you can avoid delays in registering for the next semester by immediately making payment.

Collection Agencies

Delinquent accounts will be referred to outside collection agencies and will be reported to national credit bureaus. Should it become necessary for ASU to retain an attorney or collection agency to secure payment of any amount due, the debtor is responsible for paying all attorney's fees, court costs, and collection agency charges. Late fees may continue to accrue monthly or be assessed as a flat fee when accounts are transferred between agencies until the balance is paid in full.