If you have questions about your bill, this is the place to be! Just click on a topic below, and you’ll find the answers you’re looking for. And remember, we’re here to help you every step of the way, so feel free to give us a call if you’re still unsure about anything!
- Paying My Tuition Bill
- Tuition Bill Schedule
- Central Penn’s Payment Plan
- Employer Reimbursement
- Other Services
- Contact Us
New Traditional Students - If you are having problems paying your bill, please contact Kelly Fox at (717) 728-2246.
New Continuing Ed Students - If you are having problems paying your bill, please contact Christine Ely at (717) 728-2322.
Current Students - If you are having problems paying your bill, please contact the Financial Aid Office for additional resources. For billing questions and payment plans, please contact the Business Office at (800) 759-2727.
Paying My Tuition Bill- Pay in full with a check made payable to Central Penn*
- Log into the CASHNet payment portal and make an electronic payment using American Express - Discover - MasterCard or an eCheck*
- Use Central Penn’s Payment Plan*
- Apply for additional financial aid
*Payments must be received by the stated due date or a late fee will apply
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Winter 2010
- Bills are mailed November 20, 2009
- Bills are due December 11, 2009 (if paying after due date, include an extra $50 as a late fee)
- Central Penn Payment Plan bills due December 10, 2009
Spring 2010
- Bills are mailed February 19, 2010
- Bills are due March 12, 2010 (if paying after due date, include an extra $50 as a late fee)
- Central Penn Payment Plan bills due March 10, 2010
Summer 2010
- Bills are mailed May 21, 2010
- Bills are due June 11, 2010 (if paying after due date, include an extra $50 as a late fee)
- Central Penn Payment Plan bills due June 10, 2010
Fall 2010
- Bills are mailed August 20, 2010
- Bills are due September 10, 2010 (if paying after due date, include an extra $50 as a late fee)
- Central Penn Payment Plan bills due September 9, 2010
Central Penn has a short term three month payment plan. If you are interested in making payments on a tuition bill rather than securing a private loan, our payment plan may be your best bet. The plan divides the balance of the tuition owed by three payments.
Central Penn’s payment plan is now being outsourced through CASHNet. This plan allows you to divide the balance due by three payments. There is a $35 non-refundable application fee that is paid with your first payment. This payment plan is based on one term/quarter. A new application must be completed for each term that you want to participate in the payment plan. Note: This payment option is non-interest bearing.
To enroll in this payment plan log into CASHNet and select payment plan. You will required to make your first payment upon enrollment. There will be a $30 late fee for any payment that is received after the due date.
For your convenience, payments can be made via credit/debit cards (American Express – Discover – MasterCard) or an eCheck from your checking or savings account. Please note that VISA credit/debut cards are not accepted. A convenience fee of 2.75 percent is charged with credit/debit cards. In order to avoid this, we recommend using the eCheck option from your checking or savings account.
All CASHNet transactions require ID# and a password.
STUDENTS MUST HAVE A STUDENT ID# AND SCHOOL AUTHORIZED PASSWORD PARENTS MUST HAVE THEIR STUDENT CREATE AN ID# AND PASSWORD FOR THEM.
Please note: Student who are using the payment plan to pay their bill must submit the first payment by the tuition bill due date to have the payments divided into three payments. Students who sign up for the payment plan after the tuition bill due date will have to pay their balance in two payments. One payment is due immediately and the other the following month
Employer Reimbursement
Central Pennsylvania College is pleased to offer the Employer Reimbursement Tuition Agreement Plan for students who receive tuition/fee reimbursement from their employer. This agreement allows the student to defer the payment of their tuition/fee until the dates specified. This balance must be paid on the specified due date regardless of whether or not the student has received reimbursement from their employer. Any amount NOT covered by the employer's reimbursement policy is due in full on the billing due date or the remaining balance can be paid by applying for the Central Penn Payment Plan.
Employer Reimbursement Form Summer 2010 - Please follow all directions in steps 1 - 4 of this form.
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Other Services
The Business Office also offers these additional services to students. Should you have questions regarding the following, please feel free to contact us.
- Issuing of student tuition bills
- Disbursing of all financial aid (grants, loans, etc.).
- Collection of student payments including tuition bills.
- Issuing refund checks.
- Check cashing up to $25 a day.
- Management and collection of student loans and delinquent accounts.
- Tax credit reporting for Hope and Lifetime Learning Scholarships.
