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Online Statement Review

Monthly statements are available online from December 2004 to the most current statement.

Viewing* statements:

  1. The drop-down list of statements will default to the most recent 'statement date'.
    To see a different statement date, click on the arrow to the right of the displayed date, and scroll down.
  2. Once a date is selected, click 'View Statement' to see the statement.
  3. When 'View Statement' is clicked, a new window opens (unless 'pop-up windows' are blocked), and after a few moments your statement will display.

If you are using a Mac and cannot access statements, please click here for help.

ACCOUNT BALANCE
The 'Account Balance' displayed on the OVERVIEW page is the sum of:
'Amount Due' from your last billing statement + any new transactions
(see TRANSACTIONS page for the 30 most recent transactions...)

REVERSED or CANCELLED TRANSACTIONS:
You may notice that some transactions listed on the Transactions listing page do not appear on your monthly statement. This is because when a transaction is cancelled or reversed, there is both a debit and a credit transaction listed for the same amount. To prevent confusion, if a correcting transaction occurs within the same monthly billing period, the 2 cancelling transactions will not be included on your monthly statement.

STUDENT ACCOUNT TRANSACTIONS:
Online Student Account STATEMENTS do not reflect transactions from Payment Plan accounts. Please call 213 740-4077 if you have a USC Payment Plan account and have any questions regarding payments or other transactions on your Payment Plan Account.

Whenever a new transaction has been posted to your student account (except for TIPS payments which are part of a nightly batch process and are posted the following business day), it will also be listed on USCe.pay in 10 minutes or less. The account balance will also be updated.

* Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 or above is required to VIEW and/or PRINT statements. Click image to download a free copy. Download Adobe Acrobat Reader - FREE

 

 

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