USCe.pay: online student account inquiry and payment
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To access USCe.pay:
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Guests
please click on the description
which matches your Guest ID:
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Inability to access USCe.pay does not
excuse students from the responsibility for timely payment.
To avoid late fees, if USCe.pay is not available, please review our
OTHER Payment Methods.
Please note that USCe.pay does not accept Payment Plan payments.
Fall 2008 Registration Calendar: dates, deadlines, tuition & fees, penalties and late fees, including:
What can USCe.pay show me?
- current student account 'balance', minimum payment due, and the next payment due date* on the 'Overview' page
- the 30 most recent transactions (charges and credits) posted to my student account, on the 'Transactions' page
- at least 4 years worth of monthly billing statements on the 'Statements' page
- guest users with access to my student account, including: names, passwords and email addresses, on the 'Users' page
* next 'payment due date' - If you drop or add classes after a term's payment deadline, all charges must be paid or deferred in full by 5 pm, PST, on Friday during the week in which the change took place. If any portion remains unpaid, late fees will be assessed according to the late fee schedule ($100.00 per week).
See also: Monthly due dates for student account payments
Billing Statements - Each month, billing statements are generated for all students who have outstanding balances or have activity. When the statements are ready, e·Bills (email notices) are sent to students and their designated guests. If you register early for Fall / Spring semesters, your tuition and fees will be charged to your student account approximately one month before the semester's tuition due date and will be included on the monthly billing statement for Fall/Spring charges. Summer tuition and fees will be charged to your student account as soon as you register for summer classes.
Guest Users - students are the only ones with access to set up and maintain guest user information, including the entry of guest email addresses, flagging guests to receive e-bill notices, and looking up or changing passwords, guest ID's, etc. To learn more about guest users, please go to: http://www.usc.edu/epay/guest.
Frequently Asked Questions (some of the most popular):