We're responsible for the billing and collecting of all tuition and fees, issuing refunds to students for credit balances, and the collection of Nursing Loans.
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New and Returning Students
Students and Authorized Users will receive an email notification when the semester eBill is ready. No paper bills are mailed. Fall semester bills will be available in July and due August. Spring bills will be available in November and are due in December.
Please be sure to:
- View your eBill
- Waive or enroll in student health insurance
- Sign up for a payment plan
- Sign for Federal Direct Loans/Loan Entrance Counseling
- Complete Military Education Benefits Form if applicable
A late fee of $50.00 will be assessed if payments are not made by the due date.
Students can set a parent/adult up as an Authorized User on their Web4. Authorized Users will receive an email notification with their own login information to view the eBill each semester. Authorized Users will also be able to speak to someone in our office if they have a question about their child's bill.
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Veterans
To ensure that you are receiving your veteran benefits, please contact the Registrar's Office at registrar@fitchburgstate.edu, in Anthony Building room 110.
If you have questions about your bill, please contact Monica Siart at msiart1@fitchburgstate.edu.
FERPA
Students must complete a FERPA Disclosure form in order for our staff to speak to a parent or guardian about a student's account. Please view the University's FERPA Privacy Policy for more information about FERPA.
Please note: Students are required to keep their contact information current with the University. Current students can email the Registrar's Office at registrar@fitchburgstate.edu or complete the Address Change Form (Web Form).
Additional Resources
- 1098-T Tax Form
- FERPA Disclosure Forms
- Title IV Authorization (PDF)
- Study Abroad Release of Funds (PDF)
- Day Tuition and Fees Appeal
- Health Care Provider Verification Form (PDF)
- Social Security Number Request - We have worked diligently with our IT department to develop a secure online form to submit this information electronically
This information is designed to help our Day students understand the differences between the charges assessed for day classes vs. charges assessed for evening or online SGOCE classes and how that may impact their semester bill.
Undergraduate Day classes are assessed per credit, up to twelve (12) credits. Twelve (12) to eighteen (18) Day credits are assessed at a flat rate. In this way, full-time Day students pay the same rate when they are enrolled full-time in 12 to 18 Day credits.
Undergraduate Evening or online SGOCE classes are assessed per credit. There is no flat rate for full-time enrollment. In this way, full-time students pay more for every credit beyond 12 credits when any of the credits are evening or SGOCE courses. It is also important to note that students must pay for all evening courses at the time of registration.
Why is this?
Day courses are supported by the state. The state subsidizes the tuition cost and determines the rate that we charge. The state allows for the flat rate for full-time Day enrollment of 12-18 Day credits. Evening courses are offered through the School of Graduate, Online and Continuing Education. The state does not subsidize these courses and the University must charge a per credit rate in order to offer them.
How do I know if it is an Evening (SGOCE) course?
Evening courses start at or after 4 p.m. The majority of online courses are also offered through SGOCE. Lastly, the way to tell is by the section numbers on the courses, which range between 50-59.
Can day students take an undergraduate evening course?
Day students can enroll for evening or online SGOCE courses during any semester. Many Day students enroll in these courses during the summer and winter breaks in order to get ahead. You may also take evening or online SGOCE courses during the Fall and Spring semesters but it may impact your bill. It is also important to remember that payment for SGOCE courses are due at the time of registration. We encourage you to use the information on this page and then contact the Student Accounts Office at stuaccnts@fitchburgstate.edu if you should have any questions.
Summer Fetterroll, Director of Student Accounts
978.665.3486
sfetterr@fitchburgstate.edu
Shelby Cota, Associate Director of Student Accounts
978.665.4018
mcota@fitchburgstate.edu
Monica Siart, Accountant III
978.665.3103
msiart1@fitchburgstate.edu
Kathryn Campbell, Accountant III
978.665.4849
kcampbell@fitchburgstate.edu
Quintella Adams, Receiving Teller II
978.665.4616
qadams@fitchburgstate.edu
Chloe Taddeo, Receiving Teller II
978.665.3184
ctaddeo@fitchburgstate.edu