University of Washington Student Fiscal Services

Tuition is due today for Autumn 2020! Visit our website for payment info:
https://finance.uw.edu/sfs/tuition/payments %20Check

Hello Huskies! Tuition charges are due by the 3rd Friday of the quarter, which is this Friday October 16th. Take a look at our website for further information!
https://finance.uw.edu/sfs/tuition/duedate

When Tuition is Due | Student Fiscal Services In-person services at Student Fiscal Services are suspended until further notice. We can be reached by email at [email protected] between 9am-430pm, Monday to Friday.

Happy first day of class, Huskies!
Wondering when tuition is due for Autumn 2020?
TUITION DUE DATE AUTUMN 2020 is OCTOBER 16, 2020
Check out our website!
https://finance.uw.edu/sfs/tuition/duedate

When Tuition is Due | Student Fiscal Services In-person services at Student Fiscal Services are suspended until further notice. We can be reached by email at [email protected] between 9am-430pm, Monday to Friday.

If you receive loans, scholarships, and/or grants, you must sign up for direct deposit. You may do this on MyUW under Direct Deposit Transfer Setup. You must set up your direct deposit account at least five days before aid can be deposited to your bank account. For further assistance, please read How To Set Up Direct Deposit:
https://finance.uw.edu/sfs/how-set-direct-deposit

Questions? Contact us!

As Washington state continues its phased reopening, the University of Washington recognizes that faculty, staff, students and their families have many questions about how the pandemic will affect autumn quarter, when many students, including a new incoming class, will be returning to campus. President Ana Mari Cauce hosted a virtual town hall on Friday, July 10, with a panel of UW leaders to address these questions and offer a preview of what back-to-school will mean for the UW community.

https://www.washington.edu/president/townhall/

Back-to-School Town Hall As Washington state continues its phased reopening, the University of Washington recognizes that faculty, staff, students and their families have many questions about how the pandemic will affect...

Hello Huskies!
Starting today, there is a 50% forfeiture charge on any changes in tuition due to credit changes, as well as the $20 add/drop fee. Take a look at our page for further information!

The following chart lists tuition and fees and what is charged according to the date of the drop in credits, or complete withdrawal.
https://finance.uw.edu/sfs/tuition/forfeiture-refund

Drops, Withdrawals, Forfeitures & Refunds | Student Fiscal Services In-person services at Student Fiscal Services are suspended until further notice. We can be reached by email at [email protected] between 9am-430pm, Monday to Friday.

Hi Huskies!
Thinking of making changes to your schedule? Remember that when you make changes to your schedule from the 8th through the 30th calendar day of the quarter that result in you dropping from one tuition rate to another, or withdrawing completely from your classes, you are charged a tuition forfeiture fee.

Check out the actual dates that apply for Summer A, Summer B, and Full term summer courses on our website:

https://finance.uw.edu/sfs/tuition/forfeiture-refund

Drops, Withdrawals, Forfeitures & Refunds | Student Fiscal Services In-person services at Student Fiscal Services are suspended until further notice. We can be reached by email at [email protected] between 9am-430pm, Monday to Friday.

Paying for tuition can be stressful, if you are looking for scholarships, here are a few places to start:

Are you getting scholarships this year? We hope this information is helpful!

TAX WORKSHOP UPDATE!

Please note that ALL tax workshops have been CANCELLED for the foreseeable future. Please visit our website for tax information, scroll down to Student Tax Resources for the power point presentation and additional information:
https://finance.uw.edu/sfs/tax

You may contact our tax advisor at [email protected]

Education Tax Credits | Student Fiscal Services In-person services at Student Fiscal Services are suspended until further notice. We can be reached by email at [email protected] or by calling our Customer Service line at (206) 543-4694 during our office hours between 9am-4:30pm, Monday to Friday. For more information, especially on how to m...

TAX WORKSHOP UPDATE!

The following tax workshops will be cancelled:
March 19th Resident tax workshop
March 24th Non-resident tax workshop
March 25th Graduate student workshop

Check this space for more updates!

IMPORTANT: Please note that tomorrow's Tax Workshop for International Students has been cancelled.

We will post as soon as these workshops resume.

Filing your taxes? Do you have questions about your 1098T?

Join us tomorrow for a free Tax Workshop for US RESIDENT STUDENTS!

Odegaard room 220
3:00pm - 4:00pm

It's tax season!
Questions about where to access the 1098T form?
Check out our website:
https://finance.uw.edu/sfs/tax/credits

Education Tax Credits | Student Fiscal Services The Internal Revenue Code provides both tax credits and deductions that may be taken to reduce the federal income tax burden for students, or those paying the costs of a student's higher education. Credits directly reduce the amount of income tax owed, while deductions reduce the amount of taxable i...

Hi Huskies!
Looking for additional sources of funding, check out the Office of Merit Scholarships, Fellowships & Awards!

https://expd.uw.edu/scholarships/

expd.uw.edu

Tax season is around the corner!
Questions about where to access the 1098T form?
Check out our website:
https://finance.uw.edu/sfs/tax/credits

Education Tax Credits | Student Fiscal Services The Internal Revenue Code provides both tax credits and deductions that may be taken to reduce the federal income tax burden for students, or those paying the costs of a student's higher education. Credits directly reduce the amount of income tax owed, while deductions reduce the amount of taxable i...

Hi Huskies!
Remember that when you make changes to your schedule from the 8th through the 30th calendar day of the quarter that result in you dropping from one tuition rate to another, or withdrawing completely from your classes, you are charged a tuition forfeiture fee. Take a look at our website for more information about this:
https://finance.uw.edu/sfs/tuition/forfeiture-refund

Drops, Withdrawals, Forfeitures & Refunds | Student Fiscal Services Topics Covered Schedule Changes Class Drops Withdrawals Forfeitures Refunds Withdrawals or Refunds for Financial Aid Recipients International Students Who Withdraw from ELPR Classes   Schedule Changes The following chart lists tuition and fees and what is charged according to the date of the drop i...

Winter 2020 quarter has begun!

Remember to view your tuition statement and issue payment no later than January 24th, 2020 to avoid late fees.

Wondering how to pay your tuition?
https://finance.uw.edu/sfs/tuition/payment %20to%20Pay

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Happy New Year Huskies!

Winter 2020 quarter is just around the corner, remember to view your tuition statement and issue payment no later than January 24th, 2020 to avoid late fees.

Wondering how to pay your tuition?
https://finance.uw.edu/sfs/tuition/payment %20to%20Pay

Pay Tuition & Fees | Student Fiscal Services ALERT: Credit Card Scam Impacting International Students For more information, please visit Credit Card Scam Targeting International Students.  Topics Covered How to Pay Your Tuition How Payments/Financial Aid is Applied to Your Account Web Check Payment Rejected Payment Paying in Person Credit Ca...

UW Student Fiscal Services wishes everyone a Happy Holiday!

Hi Huskies, SFS wishes you a restful and fun winter break!

Autumn quarter is coming to a close, prepare for Winter quarter by familiarizing yourself with upcoming deadlines.

Take a look at upcoming tuition due dates!
https://finance.uw.edu/sfs/tuition/duedate

When Tuition is Due | Student Fiscal Services It is the student’s responsibility to verify all tuition charges are correct on MyUW and to notify their academic department if adjustments are required. Tuition charges are the student’s obligation and are always due by the 3rd Friday of the quarter. Quarter Due Date Autumn 2019 October 11, 201...

Using outside scholarship funds to pay for Winter 2020 quarter?

Scholarship checks should be mailed to:
University of Washington - Scholarships
PO Box 24967
Seattle, WA 98124-1967

Please have the sponsor include the following information with the check:

-Student name
-UW student number
-Quarter or academic year that the payment covers
-Sponsor’s full address, including fax and email address if available

Hello Huskies!
Have a happy Thanksgiving
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Hi Huskies!

Have you signed up for direct deposit? It's the most reliable way of receiving Financial Aid and Refunds from UW.

Step by step instructions can be found where:
https://finance.uw.edu/sfs/how-set-direct-deposit

How to Set Up Direct Deposit | Student Fiscal Services Before doing anything, contact your appropriate US bank institution for the account and routing number.  ENTER IN THE NUMBERS: On the Direct Deposit Transfer page, you will see two blank spaces. Enter in the Bank Routing number and Bank Account Number into those spaces. CLICK, CHECK & SUBMIT: Make...

Hi Huskies! The University will not release your tuition or loan account information to others, including your parents or spouse, unless you complete an online authorization information release. This is to protect your privacy.

Remember you can grant access to your parents or anyone else helping you pay for tuition, take a look at this website for info and links!

https://finance.uw.edu/sfs/students/info-release

Information Release | Student Fiscal Services The University will not release your tuition or loan account information to others, including your parents or spouse, unless you complete an online authorization information release. This is to protect your privacy. The complete university policy on student education records and the location of such...