You can pay your bill online by e-check or credit card (Visa and MasterCard are accepted) via QuikPay.
To view and pay your account, log into Banner Self Service and click “View/Pay Account” on the left side of the screen. This will take you to QuikPay, where you will click “View Accounts”. Click “Current Statement” to view the most recent bill that was generated for you. NOTE: This is a reflection of your student account as of the billing date listed on the statement. For the most up-to-date view of your account, which may include charges or payments incurred after the last bill was generated, click “Account Status”.
Payments are also accepted at our payment counter located in the upper lobby of Moot Hall using check (payable to Buffalo State), money order, Visa, MasterCard or cash
How to View and Pay Your Account Online
The due date can be found near the upper right hand corner of your current statement. You can access your statement through via Self Service Banner. Once logged in, click “View/Pay Account” on the left side of the screen. This will take you to QuikPay, where you will click “View Accounts” then “Current Statement”.
Failure to pay your bill in full by the due date (or defer with approved financial aid) will result in a $30 late payment fee. Fees are assessed monthly; a $30 late fee is added to each follow-up delinquency bill.
Yes, students can add “Authorized Payers” to their account.
The student will logon to their account QuickPay Account and select the “Authorize Payers” option from the left toolbar. Authorized users will receive e-mails via the e-mail address designated by their student notifying them when an e-Bill is available.
How to Add an Authorized Payer
Yes! Details of the Nelnet automated payment plan can be found under the Payment Plan section of our website.
*The Nelnet Payment Plan is currently not available for prior balances.
Log in to your Banner Self Service account.
Choose “View/Pay Bill” then “Manage Your Refunds”.
Select how you want to receive your refund.
Fill in the necessary information.
Your refund will then be sent using the option you selected.
How to Sign up for Direct Deposit
Most types of aid are disbursed directly to the school on behalf of the student. All aid and payments are first applied to the student's billed charges. Only after all charges are paid will a student receive a refund, and according to the Federal and State aid disbursement schedule.
Broad based fees are generally charged to all students enrolled within SUNY (State University of New York) to finance discrete activities that benefit the student body — excluding those activities that are part of the core instructional program. These include Athletics Fee, College Fee, Health Fee, Technology Fee and Transportation Fee.
In certain cases, a student may qualify to have some fees waived. Fee waivers for transportation and athletics fees are granted on a per-semester basis for Buffalo State students who meet one of these three conditions:
Those who are enrolled in study-abroad.
Those who reside outside of Erie and Niagara counties AND are enrolled exclusively in on-line courses that never meet on campus.
Those who reside outside of Erie and Niagara counties and are participating exclusively in off-site internships, master’s project, student teaching curricula, or similar that never meet on campus.
If you believe you qualify for a waiver based on the criteria above, you must log in to Banner Self Service, then go to Student>Student Account. Click on "Broad-based Fee Waiver Requirements" and follow the instructions to apply for the waiver.
The student health fee is NOT health insurance. The health fee is charged to students, regardless of whether they hold the their own health insurance or enroll in the campus health insurance plan. The health fee provides basic medical assistance to all students at the Weigel Health Center and supports operation of the campus's counseling centers.
Continuing matriculated students must initially register for classes during their assigned registration period. Making changes to your schedule (dropping or adding courses) after the assigned registration period is permitted within the drop/add period without financial penalty. However, students who register for the first time after the first day of classes will be assessed a late registration fee of $40. Visit Failure to Pay & Penalties for more information.
Withdrawing from college does not remove financial obligation. Your date of withdrawal from the college through the Registrar's Office is used to determine tuition/liability decrease. Please visit our Refunds and Financial Liability page to view refund and liability schedule for the semester from which you withdrew. Withdrawing can also impact your financial aid eligibility, and may result in a balanced owed.
Students that are expecting a refund from their financial aid may be eligible to use up to $750 of the refund in the college bookstore. The textbook deferment can be used to purchase new or used textbooks or to rent textbooks. NOTE: There are deadlines for requesting a text book deferment each semester, and there is a two-business day delay from the time the student requests a deferment until they can use the line of credit in the bookstore. Students should plan accordingly.
You can apply for your text book deferment online or you may also apply in-person at the Student Accounts Office.
You can make both tuition and housing deposits online, payable by e-check or credit card (Visa or MasterCard are accepted). Payments are also accepted at the Student Accounts payment counter located in the upper lobby of Moot Hall using check (payable to Buffalo State), money order, Visa, MasterCard or cash.
Online Tuition deposits can be made via Self-Service Banner:
Online Housing deposits can also be made via Self-Service Banner:
Transcripts are obtained online through the Registrar’s Office.
Yes. Unpaid accounts are, in due course, turned over to an external collection agency. Students are responsible for paying the collections agency fee which may be based on a percentage at a maximum of 22% of their delinquent account. Delinquent accounts may also be referred for collection to the New York State Office of the Attorney General. Please pay bills promptly to avoid penalties/late fees, additional costs and other financial consequences.
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