Thresholds at which penalties, holds, or cancellations come into effect will be determined by the University Controller.

Significant past due balances may result in all of the aforementioned, but may also include term course registration cancellation, account holds preventing future course registration, and the loss of other University services. Past due balances on a student account may result in late fees, restricting the release of a diploma, degree, certificate, or official transcript, and the potential requirement for transfer of the account to the Central Collection Unit of Maryland.Financial obligations on a student account include but are not limited to tuition, fees, room, board, health insurance, library fines, parking permits, parking citations, penalty fees, and service charges.Chapter 33 Post 9/11 GIBill® or Chapter 31 Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment (VR&E) program benefits for students whose enrollment has been certified to the Veterans Administration by the Office of the Registrar, but whose benefits have not yet been disbursed.Enrollment in the Terp Payment Plan by the student or an authorized party (typically a parent or guardian) and.Third-party student support contracts approved by the Office of Student Financial Services & Cashiering.A private student loan approved and certified by the Office of Student Financial Aid.Financial aid awarded by the institution that has been fully approved but has not yet been disbursed.Balances may also be covered by the due date with the following: If the total amount of financial aid, loans, and other assistance is not sufficient to pay the amount due in full, the student must pay the difference by the due date. Tuition and fees are due in full on or before the due date established by the Office of Student Financial Services & Cashiering.

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