I’m getting financial aid from another institution, but am taking classes at Saint Paul College. What do I need to do?

You will need to set up one of the following to hold your classes until your financial aid arrives at the other institution:

Nelnet payment plan-then you can cancel the payment plan once you use the funds to pay the tuition balance in full.
Pay either $300 or 15% down on your tuition then pay the remaining once you receive the refund overage at your other institution
Pay the balance at Saint Paul College in full. If you make this choice any overage of financial aid funds received from your other institution would be yours.

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