Penn State will offer a 50% tuition adjustment to all students attending courses through the Dual Enrollment. Student Account Statements are generated on a monthly basis. No paper statements will be mailed. An email notification will be sent to the student's official Penn State email account and to the email address of any authorized payers set up on the student account when the Student Account Statement is available to view and/or pay on LionPATH.
Payment Options
- Tuition can be paid by mail or in person at Penn State Fayette via check, cash, or money order: Print a remittance stub from LionPath and mail it with your check or money order (payable to Penn State). Please include your PSU ID on your check or money order. Do NOT mail cash.
- Tuition can be paid online with VISA, Discover, American Express or MasterCard credit cards. Please note: There is a 2.5% convenience fee for each payment made by credit card.
Deferred Payment Plan:
If you enroll in Penn State’s deferred payment plan, you may pay your tuition bill in installments over three months.
- Includes a $45 non-refundable fee (due with first payment).
- You can sign up for the deferred payment plan at receipt of your tuition bill (instructions are on bill).
- Pay the first third of the bill by the due date (remember to include the $45 deferment fee with initial payment) and you will receive electronic notification of your subsequent installments in advance of their due dates.
- A $20 late fee will apply if installments are not paid by their due dates.
For any questions regarding tuition bills or payments, contact the Bursar’s Office at 724-430-4171.
Student Account Statement
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Student Account Statements are generated monthly. No paper statements will be mailed. An email notification will be sent to the student's official Penn State email account and to the email address of any authorized payers set up on the student account when the Student Account Statement is available to view and/or pay on LionPATH.
The Student Account Statement includes the amount due for courses enrolled, fees, as well as anticipated aid (grants, accepted loans, or other financial assistance) that is available at the time the statement is prepared.