Veterans’ Defferal FAQs http://varc.sdes.ucf.edu/faq

Student veterans using GI Bill education benefits and seeking tuition deferment must visit the Veterans Academic Resource Center by the end of the first week of classes and obtain approval to extend the payment deadline. Payment deadlines are listed in the academic calendar.

Students who have an authorization or a letter of intent from an approved third-party source (e.g., a company, embassy, or a government agency) must submit such documentation to the Student Account Services office, Millican Hall, room 109, or by email to tpbilling@ucf.edu by the fee payment deadline. Employer tuition plans that reimburse the employee do not qualify. The third-party source must agree to pay the tuition without grade contingencies upon receiving an invoice.

For any enrolled student who has an active Florida Prepaid College Plan, the University of Central Florida automatically extends the tuition and fee due date after the add deadline on the academic calendar. All students must check their fee invoice after the add deadline for their adjusted tuition and fee due date. If the student does not wish to utilize the Florida Prepaid Tuition Plan, or wants Student Account Services to bill less than the number of credit hours in which the student is enrolled, then the student must update the hours to bill in myUCF prior to the end of the add/drop period each term. For more information, please see Florida Prepaid Tuition Plan Management Instructions.

Tuition due-date deferments are available to students with anticipated financial aid who have completed all required submissions of documentation and met all financial aid criteria for receiving aid prior to the payment deadline. The fee invoice reflects the dollar amount of the student’s anticipated financial aid. Tuition and fees will be deferred for students with anticipated financial aid displayed on their fee invoices prior to the payment deadline. If the total amount of tuition and fees exceeds the amount of anticipated financial aid, the difference must be paid by the due date on the student’s fee invoice to avoid a late fee. Different financial aid programs require varying hours of enrollment for eligibility. To ensure a student’s enrollment includes sufficient hours for the various financial aid programs, please refer to the Office of Student Financial Assistance’s Program Eligibility Charts.

The following programs are not included in the automatic deferral program: work study programs and direct-pay scholarships.

Deferral of the due date does not relieve the student of fee liability. Simply ceasing to attend class meetings will not cancel the student’s debt to the university either. Students must drop their classes by the drop deadline or be approved for an academic record change through the Academic Services office or College of Graduate Studies to avoid tuition and related fee liability. Withdrawing from classes after the drop deadline does not eliminate the liability to pay tuition and fees.

Students who had a financial aid deferment but lost their financial aid eligibility through verification, cancellation, or other reasons are still responsible for paying their fees. The balance may be subject to a late fee if not paid on time.

Dual-enrolled hours (transient hours) taken at another institution are not considered for automatic deferral purposes.

For more information on financial aid deferments, follow the link below.
Deferments of Tuition and Fees