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Youngstown State University is currently revising the general education program as part of a Board of Trustees resolution (June 2019). This new general education model is slated to launch with the Fall 2024 semester. The current general education requirements were adopted by Youngstown State's Academic Senate on April 6, 2011. This is often referred to as the "2012 Model" that we use today.
The last day to withdraw and receive a refund, or reduction, of tuition charges is the 14 th day of the semester. Any other charges on your account, including parking permits, prior term balances and/or miscellaneous fines and penalties will remain due and payable. All days of the week, including weekends and holidays, are counted when determining the 14 th day.
Parking permits are ordered via the MyYSU Portal – Personal Information – Parking Services. All permits are issued by the YSU Parking Services Office. Questions regarding if or when a permit was mailed should be directed to Parking Services (330-941-3546).
Various types of tax credits are available, including Lifetime Learning Credit and Hope Credit (to be renamed American Opportunity Tax Credit beginning in tax year 2009). Unfortunately, the Student Accounts office is not permitted to offer tax advice to students or parents. For information regarding your potential tax credit eligibility, please contact an income tax professional.
By logging in to the www.ysu.edu/viewmybill, you can view your account status at any time. You can review your bills and reprint statements if needed. You can see new charges or credits on your account, verify payments, and see when a refund has been issued. You can make a payment on your account, or schedule a future payment. You can enroll in a Payment plan. You can also authorize access for another individual (such as parent or guardian), and you can set up a Refund Profile.
Tuition and fees for the current academic year are published in the University Bulletin , and are also available online at University Bursar. The University reserves the right to change any fee, without notice, at any time.
The University Board of Trustees defines “tuition” to be the sum of the instructional, general and information services fees. These fees are charged to all students.
Applications for financial aid should be completed and submitted by the priority deadline (approximately mid-February for the following academic year). If your application was submitted by that deadline, and no additional verification is required, your awarded aid should be reflected on your bill. All awarded financial aid and student loans will be reflected as “Authorized Aid” on your account and/or your bill prior to 10 days before the 1 st day of the term.
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