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All tuition and fees are to be paid by the last working day before instruction begins. All students are required to verify their account is paid in full regardless of the status of financial aid or who is paying your tuition and fees. It is not appropriate to be attending classes without your account paid in full or on an approved payment plan.

The University realizes that everyone makes a mistake and students may reinstate into all registered courses for non-payment by contacting the Cashier's Office before the academic drop date. Payment in full will be required and may include late fees and a reinstatement fee.

After the academic drop date, the general petition form must be completed. Requests received after the academic year is complete may not be accepted by either committee. Notification will be mailed if not accepted. Please be aware that attendance to college requires financial planning. Attending classes without finances in place is not appropriate. Students cannot be successful in class while worried about how they will pay for college. It is not appropriate to be holding a seat from students who did ensure their finances were in place to attend college. Be responsible and considerate. Plan before you attend.

The Fee Appeal Committee is sympathetic to all students who have to drop a course, but the refund periods are strictly followed.

The following is a list of documentation that the committee will require to evaluate an exception to the refund policy. The requestor is required to attach all documentation that they want considered. The committee will not perform the research for you.

1. Error made by office on campus; letter from department on University letterhead supporting claim of error.
2. Never attended course; letter from instructor on University letterhead of last date of attendance.
3. Medical issues; letter from physician on physician's letterhead of date student became incapacitated to attend any courses for the semester (Refunds for medical issues are granted for total withdrawal only within the first 8 weeks of the semester) .

Please be aware that the Fee Appeal Committee cannot determine the performance of an instructor for any courses. Any issues that concern an instructor performance, content, etc., must be made to the Dean of the Department.

Any student filing an appeal must completely fill-out the required Fee Appeal form.  Students are also required to provide a detailed justification on a separate sheet of paper and submit with any other supporting documentation.

The following is a list of documentation that the committee will require to evaluate an exception to the late fee policy. The requestor is required to attach all documentation that they want considered. The committee will not perform the research for you.

• Payment made but not received by the Cashier's Office; attach copy of stop payment made on check
• Error made by office on campus; letter from department on University letterhead supporting claim of error.
• Bank returned check in error; letter from bank on their letterhead listing error that was made.
• Class added during late registration with exception to late registration policy; copy of exception to add class. The following is a list of issues that will not be accepted for a waiver of late fees:
  • All payments are due by the due date, regardless of the status of financial aid.
  • A declined credit card payment is not a sufficient reason to waive a late fee. The web and all documentation state procedure that must be followed to ensure payment was accepted. Declines by your bank for charging above your limit are not an acceptable reason to waive a late fee.
  • Exceptions to add a class late is not an exception to pay for all courses late or to pay for class added on any other date.
  • All tuition and fees due are listed on the web. Payment is due by the due date regardless of whether a bill was received or not. Billing is done monthly on the 10th of every month. If you add a class after the bill was processed, please review your account on My51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ.
  • Students can receive their balance at any time. Statements of "I didn't know how much I owed", is not acceptable. My51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ is available for up-to-date balance information.
  • Parents paying for tuition and fees are required to make the payments on time as every other student. Parents can obtain the balance due and payment dates on the web with the approval of their student. Communication must be made with student for ability to obtain their balance on the web. This cannot be given to parents by anyone but the student.
  • It is not appropriate to be attending class without having tuition account paid in full. No student can register without reading the payment dates, refund policy, registration dates, etc. It is not possible for students to be unaware of when payments are due each semester.

It is imperative that students and parents realize that they have a responsibility to ensure that they have sufficient financial means in place before school starts to pay the tuition and fees. It is not appropriate to be attending class without having all tuition and fees paid in full or on an approved payment plan. Attending college requires planning and foresight to be successful.

Before the Reinstatement Deadline of February 10, 2025

Requests for reinstatement are for all registered courses that a student was originally removed from. Late fees and Reinstatement fee will be required if approved.

Payment for the entire semester balance must be paid in full, online through My51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ. This includes any Late fees and the Reinstatement Fee.

Contact the Cashiering Office at 702-895-3683 or cashiering@unlv.edu.

Visit our office in the SSC-A Building 136 Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

After the Reinstatement Deadline

Requests for reinstatement are for all registered courses that a student was originally removed from. Late fee and Reinstatement fee will be required if granted.

If you have never received an exception for reinstatement in any other semester, do the following:

1. Obtain the General Petition form in your department
2. Fill out the General Petition form completely
3. Obtain all signatures required
4. Attach copy of how you will pay all tuition, fees, and penalties immediately
5. Attach all paperwork to the General Petition form and turn it into the Faculty Senate Office
6. If you are approved for reinstatement, you will be notified by e-mail

You will not be reinstated into your classes if the payment is not received in full within 24 hours.  You can make your payment in full on My51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ.  Payments by non-financial aid (cash, money order, or credit card) can be made in person at the Cashier's Office.

You will not receive another exception for reinstatement.

All tuition and fees are due to be paid in full by the semester deadlines. Attending college requires responsible behavior and proper financial planning. It is irresponsible and not possible to register for courses and not be aware of when tuition and fees are due. Never should a student be in class without their tuition and fees paid in full.

You are not eligible for an exception to the reinstatement policy via the Student Accounts Office if you have already received that exception in the past. You may contact the Faculty Senate Office at 702-895-3689, located in the Humanities Building Room 220 for further instructions if applicable. You will be notified by e-mail of your approval or denial for reinstatement.

If approved, you must pay within 48 hours of notice. You will not be reinstated into any courses if the full payment is not received in the Cashier's Office within 48 hours.

You will not receive another exception for reinstatement through the Cashiering and Student Accounts Office.