Wednesday, February 12, 1986
Daily Nebraskan
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Paul VonderiageDally Nebraskan
Susan Stuart, right, a sophomore in the Teachers College, pays her tuition
Tuesday at the Bursar's Office in the Administration Building. The deadline for
tuition payment is today at 4 p.m. The woman on the left is unidentified.
ursar set lot tuition flood
By Scott Thien
Staff Reporter
Tuition payments due today have
trickled in slowly even though second semester
tuition statements were mailed two days earlier
than last year, said the director of the Office of
Student Accounts.
Bob Clark said traffic has been light at the
Bursar's Window, where tuition is due at 4 p.m.,
but it probably won't last.
"I'm fearful . . . we're going to be swamped,"
Clark said.
Students who turn in their payments to the
Bursar's Office after 4 p.m. will have to pay a $20
late charge. The $20 fine and tuition must be
paid by 4 p.m. Feb. 19 or UNL will take further
action against the delinquent accounts.
According to the UNL schedule of classes,
actions may include "registration cancellation"
and "assignment to a professional collection
agency."
Although cancellation rarely occurs, Clask
said, it does happen, "making a no-win sit uation
for all teachers, students and the university."
"I'll be happy when this week is over," he said.
The $20 fee, which generated nearly $90,000
last year, will be put into the university's general
income fund. The fund mainly supports the uni
versity budget, Clark said. Student accounts
uses none of the fee assessments it receives, he
said.
"The $20 fine is a royal pain," Clark said, "but
(is) necessary for us and the student."
To avoid the fine and the "usual long lines,"
Clark suggested students plan ahead if tuition
adjustments need to be made. He recommended
students use the Bursar payment slot in Admin
istration Building 203 "for quick payment."
Tuition assessment questions can be ans
wered at the Office of Student Accounts, south
window of the Bursar's Office, Administration
Building 204.
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