Online Payment Methods (service charges may apply)

Electronic Funds Transfer - FREE
Students may pay their tuition, fees, and other University of Florida debt directly from their checking accounts without writing a check or using a debit card. To sign up for the service: select “Make a Payment” from the "My Campus Finances" menu on myUFL. Select the radio button that reads "Electronic Payment (Credit Card or EFT/ACH)", check the box after reading and accepting the terms, choose "Pay Now". On the Welcome to the UF Electronic Payment Website, select "Click here to make a payment" under the Account Summary. Students currently receiving financial aid and fellowship payment by direct deposit may already be authorized for this service. Once authorized, the student can initiate an EFT payment from their checking account by visiting myUFL and select "My Campus Finances" then "Make a Payment".

MasterCard, Discover, and American Express - 2.6% SERVICE CHARGE
MasterCard, Discover and American Express may be used to make payments on tuition and other University debts via myUFL. Since July 26, 2005, a 2.6% service charge has been added to all on-line credit card transactions. MyUFL transactions include the payment of student tuition, fees, and accounts receivable charges (i.e., laser printing, library fines, infirmary charges, etc.). VISA does not allow this type of service charge and is not a payment option. Payments made before 6:00pm and after 10:00pm, Monday through Friday (excluding State holidays) will directly update the UF account of the student and any service indicators. Payments made between 6:00pm and before 10:00pm will update the account and service indicators the next business day. You may make credit card payments by visiting myUFL and select "My Campus Finances" then "Make a Payment".

GatorParent Payment Access- 2.6% SERVICE CHARGE
The student can initiate this form of service by selecting “Make a Payment” from the "My Campus Finances" menu on myUFL. Select the radio button that reads "Electronic Payment (Credit Card or EFT/ACH)", check the box after reading and accepting the terms, choose "Pay Now". On the Welcome to the UF Electronic Payment Website, select "Add New" next to the GatorParents. The student will list the Parent's name(s), email address, and Password then OK. The GatorParent will receive an email confirmation for making payments. Please note, a 2.6% service charge will be added to all credit card transactions. These transactions include the payment of student tuition, fees, and accounts receivable charges (i.e., laser printing, library fines, infirmary charges, etc.). VISA does not allow this type of service charge and is not a payment option. Payments made before 6:00pm and after 10:00pm, Monday through Friday (excluding State holidays) will directly update the UF account of the student and any service indicators. Payments made between 6:00pm and before 10:00pm will update the account and service indicators the next business day.

Free Payment Methods (no service charge)

All checks used for payment should be made payable to the University of Florida and include the student's name, UFID, local address, and local telephone number.

Secure Drop Box

Pay by cashier's check, check, or money order by placing a payment in the secure drop box located outside the University Cashier's near the vending machines on the NW side of Criser Hall.

By Postal Mail

Payments by cashier's check, check, or money order may be mailed to:
University Financial Services, PO Box 114050, Gainesville, Florida 32611-4050

Checks from foreign countries must be made payable through a US bank in US dollars.

Returned items (checks and Electronic Funds Transfer) must be paid with a money order or cashier's check. A service fee, which ranges from $10.00 to $40.00, is assessed depending on the face value of the check, draft, money order, or EFT.

Facts
Payments on all financial obligations will be applied on the basis of age of the debt. The oldest debt will be paid first. Payments are considered on time based on the date received by the cashier, and not based on the date of postmark.