Bills are posted on MyRED. Go to Student Center - Finances - My Bills. Bills can be viewed before the 25th of the month and are due the 12th of the month (regardless if the 12th is a weekend or holiday).
The best way to pay is the electronic check payment option online via MyRED. Go to My Bills - Make A Payment button. The electronic check payment option is FREE, easy and convenient. To avoid a non-refundable $30 return payment fee, verify your checking or savings routing & bank account numbers and that you have sufficient funds before making a payment.
Yes. MasterCard, Discover, and AmericanExpress branded cards are accepted on MyRED only. The Cashiers Office cannot accept payment by credit cards. A 2.75% non refundable convenience fee will be added to payments made by Mastercard, Discover, or American Express credit, debit or check cards. Visa is not a payment option.
Yes, but it is much more convenient to pay electronically.
Checks can be make payable to: University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Include a copy of the payment coupon from the printable version of the bill from MyRED and indicate the student's name and 8-digit ID number on the check. Send checks to: UNL Bursar, Payment Processing Center, P.O. Box 2119, Omaha, NE 68103-0119
You can use your banks bill pay option, but keep in mind that bill pay takes around five days and there is often a fee for using bill pay.
You can also drop in the payment drop box outside the entrance to 121 Canfield Administration Bldg or present to a Cashier inside.
For an NCard Campus Account, purchases made on campus using an NCard with an activated NCard Campus Account appear on a student's Consolidated Bill. With a Wells Fargo Account, you elect to add the Wells Fargo account feature and have the card linked at a Wells Fargo Bank. The NCard will become a PIN-based debit card, requiring a balance in a Wells Fargo bank account to cover purchases. It is not a credit card.
The NCard can be used to purchase your textbooks. The cost for textbooks does not go against your $300 spending limit, which means you can purchase your textbooks without the worry of maxing out your spending limit.
Questions about Financial Aid Programs: Loans, work study, grants, scholarships, and refund policies for Undergraduate Students and Graduate Students
Questions about the Financial Aid Process: How to Apply, Eligibility, Costs, Financial Aid Packaging, Disbursement of Funds, Special Circumstances
Questions and Help with Completing the FASFA
Questions about UNL Scholarships: Freshmen Students, Current Undergraduate Students, Transfer Students, Private Scholarships and Other Scholarship Resources
Questions about Alternative Loan Information: Short-Term Loans, Nebraska Educational Savings Trust (NEST), Higher Education Federal Tax Benefits
January 1st - April 1st - FAFSA Suggested timeframe to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for the upcoming academic year.
January 15th - Freshman Scholarships For full freshman scholarship consideration, your completed Admissions Application and support documentation must be received by the UNL Office of Admissions by this date.
February 1st - Scholarships for Current Undergraduate Students Last date to submit the Scholarship Application for Current Undergraduate Students.
March 1st - Transfer Scholarships (for students beginning in the fall semester) For full transfer scholarship consideration, your completed Admissions documents must be received by the UNL Office of Admissions by this date. (June 1st deadline for out-of-state transfer students)
March 21st - Summer Financial Aid Student's seeking financial aid for Summer Sessions can begin the application process in MyRED.
October 1st - Transfer Scholarships (for students beginning in the spring semester) For full transfer scholarship consideration, your completed Admissions documents must be received by the UNL Office of Admissions by this date. (December 1st deadline for out-of-state transfer students)
November 1st - Scholarships for Current Undergraduate Students The Scholarship Application for Current Undergraduate Students is available.
Frequently Asked Questions: Registration & Records
Registration & Records Canfield ADMS 107 402-472-7211 www.unl.edu/regrec
NOTE: Transcripts can be ordered using the pdf request form at www.unl.edu/regrec/grades/transcripts or in person at Canfield ADMS 107. Mailed and faxed requests must include your signature.
Frequently Asked Questions: Parking and Transit Services
Parking and Transit Services 625 Stadium Drive Parking Garage, Suite A 407-472-1800 www.parking.unl.edu
