Installment Payment Plan

All semester enrollment fees are due in full by the appropriate fee payment deadline to avoid a late payment fee of $50.00 and registration being subject to cancellation. The Installment Payment Plan (IPP) is offered to qualified students to help satisfy payment requirements by the appropriate fee payment deadline.  You can access the IPP on-line.  https://epay.apsu.edu/C20023_tsa/web/login.jsp

 ·         IPP is reserved for students in good financial standing with the University.

·         Students can enroll in a IPP on line.  They can set up parents as users to make scheduled payments on the account.  Students are the only ones who can make changes to scheduled payments.

·         The IPP is available for Fall and Spring full session courses only.

·         Regulations of the Tennessee Board of Regents prevent the University from offering an IPP for summer terms, or other short terms.

·         An initial down payment of 50% of the student’s balance is required after all financial aid (grants and student loans), scholarship, and/or third party assistance award amounts have been applied.

·         The initial down payment and the enrollment fee of $50 is due upon signing up for the installment plan. The IPP enrollment fee is not refundable, regardless of when your financial aid or other payments are applied to your account.

·         Enrollment in the IPP is not automatic. You must enroll online through AP OneStop or in person at the Cashier’s Window. 

·         The remaining fee balance is due in two separate installments: October 1 and November 1 in the Fall semester; March 1 and April 1 in the Spring semester.

·         Students remain responsible for the installment payments by the appropriate deadline, even if they do not open their online fee invoice, on AP OneStop. If payment is not received by the due date, a $25.00 late fee will be assessed to the account. If the due date falls on the weekend it is due the following Monday.

·         Before enrolling in the IPP, students will be required to read and accept terms of the plan.

·         Students who drop or withdraw from classes will still have a balance due under the IPP. Fees are adjusted based on the drop or withdrawal date. A refund would only be issued to the student if the newly adjusted amount of fees is less than the amount that has been paid by the student.

·         Unpaid installment amounts will cause holds to be placed on registering for the next term, viewing/receiving grades for current or future terms, or receiving transcripts/diplomas.

·         The University reserves the right to deny students the privilege of using the IPP.

If you have any questions regarding the Installment Payment Plan, please contact the Bursar's Office at (931) 221-7682.