Bursar

Billing

All billing is conveniently conducted electronically. An email notification will be sent to the student and authorized user(s) when a billing statement is available. Paper billing statements will not be mailed home. Learn more at View my eBill.

Students must have at least one authorized user assigned to their eBill account so that the authorized user may also automatically receive emails when electronic billing statements are available to view online. Go to hofstra.edu/eBillAddUser for instructions on how to add an authorized user.

Fall semester invoices are generated in June and payment is due the first week of August.

Spring semester invoices are generated in November and payment is due the first week of January.

Subsequent fall or spring invoices will be generated monthly for all students.

Please review the important dates and deadlines on Hofstra’s academic calendar found at hofstra.edu/deadlines.

Parent Services

View student's account statement and make payments online.

eBILL

Add cash to your student's Dutch Debit account online!

HOFSTRACARD

Students can access these services through the Student Services menu within the portal.

How to Read Your Billing Statement

Billing statements can be generated on demand by students and authorized users in the eBill system. Below is a sample designed to assist you with understanding your billing statement. The figures and dates given on this sample are for illustration purposes only and do not reflect your personal charges/credits or actual payment due dates.

Please review your billing statement very carefully. Your statement reflects your registration schedule and charges/credits as of the statement date.

Billing Statement Sample - See Acompanying Text
  1. STATEMENT DATE – The date the statement was generated.
  2. SEMESTER BALANCE – The total amount of charges minus credits/anticipated credits for the current semester.
  3. PREVIOUS/FUTURE BALANCE – The total amount of charges/credits that remain on the account from a previous or future semester. This balance may be due/available now or in the future. You can view details of this balance in your account history or account summary by term.
  4. AMOUNT DUE – The amount that must be paid in full by the due date.
  5. DUE DATE – The date the bill must be paid. Late payments may result in late fees/interest and restrictions on University services, including registration.
    Please allow time for financial aid, 529 plan payments, and any other outside payments to be processed and received before this date.
  6. TUITION, FEES, ROOM, AND DINING – A summary of all charges, including tuition, University fees, room, dining dollars contract, special course fees, and any fines for the semester.
    Changes in your registration can affect these charges. You are responsible for charges that result from changes to your class schedule.
    New students entering in the fall – If you have not participated in orientation, your bill reflects estimated charges based on your anticipated course load. An updated billing statement will be available on the Hofstra portal (my.hofstra.edu) after you register, but the due date will not change.
  7. CREDITS/ANTICIPATED CREDITS – A summary of your payments, including anticipated financial aid and future payment plan payments for the semester.
    This may include anticipated aid based on your current credit load. Changes in the number of credits for which you are registered may affect your financial aid.
  8. CLASS SCHEDULE – Your class schedule as of the printing of this statement. If you made recent changes to your registration, they may not be reflected here. You can view your most up-to-date schedule on the Hofstra portal (my.hofstra.edu). If a class does not appear on your online schedule of classes, you are not registered for that class and will not receive credit.
    Building Codes – A complete listing of building codes is available at hofstra.edu/academicscheduling
    (select “Building Codes Key”).
    There are some special building codes that may appear on this schedule and represent courses offered at off-campus locations. For example:
    • STUDY – This course is part of a study abroad opportunity.
    • ONLINE – All material, discussions, etc., for this course will be delivered via the internet.

Important Payment Information can be found at hofstra.edu/paymentoptions.