Billing & Payments

You can view your tuition balance, see current and previous bill activity, and make payments by logging into your UCDAccess student portal. You can pay your tuition bill online or send a check or cashier’s check to the Bursar’s office.

CU Denver has made it quick and easy to set up payment plans for your tuition bill. Once your plan is set up, funds will automatically be withdrawn from your bank account so you don’t need to think about your bill again. See what options are availabl

Stay informed about important dates and deadlines related to your account. Get to know the billing calendar to learn when bills are due, how adding or withdrawing classes will affect your balance, when refunds become available, and more.

Tuition and fees make up the majority of your college expenses so it’s important to understand what to expect and plan accordingly. Understand tuition expenses, review itemized fees, calculate your cost of attendance, and more. 

If you have questions, you’re not alone. We’ve compiled a FAQ list where you can get billing and payment answers about COF, mandatory fees, how to apply for student loans, due dates, and refunds.

Find billing policies related to tuition and fees, course withdrawals, fee waivers, COF, FERPA, e-bills, emails, residency, employee tuition benefits, and more.

We will consider adjusting service and drop charges, or late payment charges on a case-by-case basis. Petitions must be submitted during the semester the charges/forfeitures are assessed.

If your tuition bill is being paid by a third party such as a government entity or an organization that has agreed to pay your tuition, there are forms that you need to complete to ensure your invoices are being sent to the responsible party.

College is expensive but it’s a smart investment in your future. Like any other investment, it’s important to understand how the choices you make today will affect your future financial situation. Learn how to borrow responsibly.