Frequently Asked Questions
1.
Will I receive a bill?
Whether or not you
receive a bill is determined by the timing of and method
of your registration. Please follow telephone and web scheduling
instructions regarding obtaining your account balance and information
regarding payment responsibilities. You are responsible for paying
by the deadlines which exist for your term of enrollment. Please
be aware that you can view your account balance at any time via the web
at: http://MyISU.indstate.edu.
2.
Where will billing statements and refund checks be mailed?
All billing
statements and refund checks will be mailed to the student’s mailing
address, as maintained in the Office of Registration and Records, in the
student’s name. Local
addresses will be utilized when a country other than the United States is reflected in the mailing address.
3.
Where do I change my mailing address?
It is each
student’s responsibility to keep his or her mailing address correct.
Mailing addresses can be changed in the Office of Registration
and Records or via the web at http://MyISU.indstate.edu.
4.
What should I do if I have questions about my account?
Questions about
your account may be directed to the Account Analysts. Account Analysts are available to answer questions in person,
by telephone at (812) 237-3511 or via e-mail at PaymentPlan@indstate.edu.
Specific questions regarding your financial aid should be
directed to the Office of Student Financial Services at (812) 237-2215
or (800) 841-4744 or e-mail:
finaid@indstate.edu.
5.
What if a credit I am expecting does not appear on my bill?
Do not ignore your
bill and wait for an adjusted bill if the one you receive does not
reflect a credit you are expecting. New
bills are not necessarily printed before the next due date. If the anticipated credit is
not received by the due date, you may be required to pay the total due
and be reimbursed when the anticipated credit is received.
6.
Why did I receive a refund of financial aid when I still have an
account balance?
While we
understand that this may be an inconvenience, we are required by federal
regulation to limit the application of certain types of aid to specific
charges.
7.
How are Parent PLUS Loans credited to my account?
Parent PLUS Loan
checks are received in the Account Analyst Area after the Office of
Student Financial Services has completed verification.
The Parent PLUS Loan checks are endorsed and then mailed by the
Account Analysts to the originating parent of the loan with detailed
instructions.
8.
Do you offer payment plans?
Please refer to
the Important
Registration Information from the pages of the Schedule of
Classes on the Fee Payment Information page,
or the Sycamore Plan Brochure or the Payment
Information page.
9.
Where do I obtain a copy of the Schedule
of Classes?
Schedule of Classes can be obtained via the web at http://MyISU.indstate.edu.
10.
Where can I get a Sycamore Plan Brochure?
Sycamore Plan
Brochures are available in displays at the Office of the Controller
Account Analysts and the Information Services Area.
They are also included in the materials that you received if you
participated in the Sycamore Advantage program.
11.
I am using the Tuition Management Systems payment option; why do
I continue to receive statements?
The Tuition Management Systems budget for the semester is credited to your
account at the beginning of each term. If you
have under-budgeted and still owe a balance, you either need to increase
your budget or pay the difference to the university, in addition to the
monthly payments you are making to Tuition Management Systems.
12.
What if I am being assessed non-resident fees and believe that I
am a resident?
Residency may be appealed by filing an Application for Classification as a
Resident Student form, which can be obtained in the Office of
Registration and Records.
13.
What do I do if I have received an outside/miscellaneous (e.g.,
Tri-Kappa, bowling, church, etc.) scholarship check?
Outside/miscellaneous scholarships
must be made available to Pam Barnett in the Office of the Controller
for further processing.
14.
How can I avoid problems?
Respond to all communication you receive from
the university by the stated deadline. Please do not wait until
the last minute to complete your business or you run the risk of not
getting your problem solved by the deadline.
15. Why have I been assessed at the "New Student" fee rate?
If you feel you have been inappropriately assessed the "New Student" fee
rate, please fill out the
"Why have
my fees been assessed at the New Student Rate?" form on the Office
of Registration and Records web site and follow the directions.
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