There is still time to register for summer classes, payment due date is May 7

Apr 28, 2013 | Student News

Important Notice to all NMC students for summer semester 2013 

(THERE IS STILL TIME TO REGISTER FOR SUMMER!)

Payment due date for summer is May 7, 2013.

For information on how to make a payment or set up a payment plan, please go to: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/payment-options.html

NMC may drop your enrollment in classes if you owe a balance after May 7, 2013. However, there are circumstances where, as a courtesy, we will not drop your classes. You must drop any classes that you do not plan to attend, otherwise, you will be responsible for payment of charges incurred and will receive a grade at the end of the semester.

There will be one auto-drop for non-payment, around May 10.    Please check and manage your account status and class schedule regularly, especially between now and the 100% refund dates listed on your class schedule for each course.  Always check your NMC email for notifications and e-bills.  There will be no paper bills.

You are responsible to manage your own enrollment (for example:  dropping classes you do not plan to attend/pay for).  Classes can only be dropped on NMC Self-Service or in person, not over the phone.  If there is a hold preventing a drop, contact us to lift the hold.  You will still have to drop the classes yourself.

Steps for summer:

  • If you have already received financial aid this year in fall and/or spring, check on Self-Service to see if you have financial aid left for summer.  Otherwise:
  • Pay by May 7, set up a payment plan and make payments on time, or apply for financial aid in time for NMC to receive your FAFSA by January 3 (it takes up to 2 weeks).
  • Drop classes you don’t plan to attend by the 100% refund date for each class printed on the student schedule.
  • Watch your NMC email and check your account and schedule after the auto-drop to make sure you know where you stand.
  • Pay your balances on time and/or make sure to follow the financial aid process to completion.
  • Attend your classes to completion, taking full advantage of all of the help available to succeed. (Withdrawal or non-attendance can result in loss of financial aid.  Contact Student Financial Services for information.)

Questions?  Contact Student Financial Services at (231) 995-1035 or email:sfs@nmc.edu