As a high school student enrolled in a Truman State University course, you are eligible for special rates.
• Every course you take has an $85 per credit hour tuition rate.
• If you are eligible for “Free and Reduced Lunch” programs through your school, you can take up to 9 credits of Truman coursework at no tuition charge. Your school counselor will need to provide verification by filling-out the Free and Reduced Lunch Form.
• Textbooks, software, and course materials (if required for your course) are an extra cost and are your responsibility unless an arrangement has been made with your high school to cover those costs or purchase those materials.
To receive these discounts, you will need to follow the registration procedures so the University knows you are a high school student.
Billing
If your school is part of a formal partnership with the University to offer a specific class to students at your school, such as the Competency Based Mathematics (CBM) program, or the Dual Credit Calculus program, you may receive separate billing instructions. If so, please follow those instructions.
E-Bills are sent to you at your Truman email account, which is assigned to you when you enroll. During the academic year, these bills are typically issued around the 17th of the month with payment due around the 15th of the next month. Depending on when you enroll, this date may fall before or after your enrollment date. Schools in partnership with Truman for Dual Credit or Competency Based Mathematics will have bills due on the 15th of the month that falls immediately following the date a school submits its roster for enrollment (normally September 15th for the fall term).
For students enrolling in individual dual enrollment classes on campus or online, Truman expects payment in full by the first week of class. If you are unable to pay in full, you should contact Truman’s Student Accounts Office, 660-785-4074, email staccts@truman.edu, to establish a payment plan.
When you are paying your own bills for the program you are responsible for:
• Regularly checking your Truman email account (by clicking the email link on the top of your TruView homepage) to view bill notices.
• Setting up your parents to have access to your TruView account for notices and making payments.
• Keeping track of the payment due date(s).
• Making the required payment(s) on or before the payment due date(s).
If you or your parents are having difficulty with payments, you should contact Truman’s Student Accounts Office, 660-785-4074, email staccts@truman.edu. Student Accounts can help with setting up payment arrangements or answering other questions about a student account.
Paying Your Bill
Payment HelpYou can pay online via TruView, Student Tab, Student Finances section and click on Student Account Suite. You can pay by electronic check and no extra fee is charged. Accepted credit cards include Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express. A 2.95% convenience fee is assessed when paying by credit card.
Authorized Users can pay online via mybill.truman.edu. Once you have logged on, click “make a payment” and then “pay.” You can pay by electronic check and no extra fee is charged. Accepted credit cards include Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express. A 2.95% convenience fee is assessed when paying with a credit card.
It is now easier to pay online with your mobile device. We have implemented TouchNet Mobile capabilities when students are paying online via TruView (Student Tab, Student Finances, click “Student Account Suite”) or when parents are paying online at mybill.truman.edu. This will allow the screens to better fit any mobile device being used to make a payment, view the eStatement, etc. We hope you are able to take advantage of this added benefit.
Mailed payments can be sent to Truman State University, Business Office, McClain Hall 105, 100 E Normal, Kirksville, MO 63501-4221. Please be sure to include the student ID number on the payment.
Payments other than credit card can also be made at the Cashier Window in McClain Hall 105. Hours for the Cashiers Window are:
• Monday-Friday: 10 a.m.-12 p.m. and 1-3 p.m.
• Summer Hours: Monday-Thursday, 10 a.m.-12 p.m. and 1-3 p.m.
Questions?
If you are having trouble navigating the system or are concerned about the charges on your bill, you can direct questions to:
Institute for Academic Outreach
660-785-5384
institute@truman.edu