Payment FAQs

Your Student Account is where tuition, fees, and other charges (like registration or course fees) show up. You’ll manage it through the Student Account Center at payments.nevadastate.edu. Housing charges go through the Resident Portal at the Village—not your student account.

You can view current and past charges, make payments using credit/debit card or e‑check, set up installment plans, track pending financial aid or refunds, and see waiver or residency adjustments.

You can learn more about fees charged by consulting Chapter 7 – Fees and Tuition of the NSHE Procedures and Guidelines Manual. For questions about fees or other student account matters, contact Student Financial Services at SFS@nevadastate.edu.

NSU issues 1098‑T forms by January 31 each year. To view yours: log in to myNevadaState, go to Finances → “Other Finance Information” → “View 1098‑T,” then select the tax year. Contact SFS if you have questions.

If your financial aid fully covers tuition and fees, you don’t need to take further action. Still, check your MyNevadaState Student Center to confirm award status or pending documents.

You are responsible for the remaining balance. You can pay it or enroll in a payment plan before the due date to avoid holds or cacnellation of future enrollment.

Any excess aid will result in a refund, managed through BankMobile Disbursements. You can choose direct deposit, receive a paper check, or open a Vibe checking account.

Visit bankmobiledisbursements.com/refundchoices/ to choose or change how you receive refunds.

Financial aid will be applied to housing charges after all registration fees are paid. Students can opt-out by emailing SFS@nevadastate.edu from their student email account, in which case they will be responsible for paying the balance due to the housing office.

Your account is considered past due after missing payment due dates or payment plan installment deadlines.

If you owe $200 or more you won’t be allowed to register at NS or any NSHE school, and may lose future enrollment. Your account may be referred to a collection agency; you’ll be responsible for any additional fees.

NSU refers accounts over 45 days past due to ECSI Recovery Select. They help manage the balance and payment arrangements, but they are not a collection agency. Payments can be made via debit card or ACH, and you may be able to set up a payment plan. If ECSI is not able to assist you, they may refer your case to a collection agency.