Third-party Billing and Payment
When covering the cost of tuition and fees involves an outside sponsor that provides funding in some way for a student, it is known as third-party billing and payment.
Important: The student’s full name and 8-digit UMass Lowell (UML) student identification (ID) number should be typed or legibly written on all documents, checks and emails sent to the university.
Instructions: All documents, (including Award Letters, Scholarships, Letter of Credit and Vouchers) must be submitted by the end of the last day of add/drop for the sponsored course.
Make sure the Voucher(s) or Letter of Credit lists each course and covers the authorized courses you are enrolled in each semester.
After one of the above types of documents is properly submitted and received, the student’s account will be noted that an award or third-party payment has been received or is expected. If a sponsor requires an invoice, the University will send one soon after the add/drop period. Third parties have 30 days from the date of the invoice to submit payment to UMass Lowell.
Past due payments
Payments not received within 30 days are considered past due and may result in the student receiving a financial hold on their account until payment is made. Should the third-party fail to make payment, the student will be held responsible for their account balance as described in the Financial Responsibility Agreement.
Types of Third-party Billing and Payments
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