Investing in college tuition can pay off in the long run, as it often results in higher earnings and improved job prospects when compared to individuals without a degree. The skills acquired in college can pave the way for various career options and chances for growth.
Student Accounts
College Tuition is an Investment
What are my options for paying my bill?
You can use any combination of the methods below!
Write your check payable to Presbyterian College and include your Student ID Number on the memo line. You can mail it to 503 S. Broad Street, ATTN: Cashier, Clinton, SC 29325, or hand deliver it to Smith Administration, Office 102.
Pay electronically through the Student Account Portal using your bank account information. This is a convenient, secure way to transfer funds directly from your checking or savings account.
Use your credit card through the Student Account Portal for immediate payment. Please note that credit card payments are subject to a 2.85% service fee.
Set up a payment plan through the Student Account Portal, which is administered by Nelnet. There is a $55 nonrefundable enrollment fee per semester, and you can schedule automatic payments from your checking or savings account or credit card (credit cards subject to 2.85% service fee). To contact Nelnet directly, call 800-609-5086.
Request that your Student ID Number be included with your 529 plan distribution. Mail the payment to 503 S. Broad Street, ATTN: Cashier, Clinton, SC 29325. If you’re concerned about processing delays, you can email proof that funds are on their way to busofc@presby.edu.
Several loan options are available including Federal Direct Loans (subsidized and unsubsidized), Federal Parent PLUS Loans, and Private Student Loans. Email the Financial Aid Office at finaid@presby.edu or call 864-833-8288 for details about loan processing and disbursement.
Important Dates:
Fall invoices are due July 15.
Links
Access your 1098-T Online
Please note that the ZIP code you enter to access your account should match the permanent address on file with the Registrar’s Office. Tax Document FAQs
Direct Deposit Form (Digital through SSO)
Payment Policy and Payment Instructions for International Students
503 South Broad Street