Global Campus Changes Pay Policy for Independent Study
Effective July 1, payment is no longer accepted at the time that Independent Study applications are submitted to the School of Continuing Education and Academic Outreach: the Global Campus. All applications for Independent Study will result in the posting of charges for tuition and fees on the applicant's student account.
In addition, requests for other student services (extensions, rush fees, etc.) will be posted to the applicant's student account as formal requests are received. Billing information for all charges posted to student accounts will be sent to the applicant's University of Arkansas email account, and full payments are due 30 days from the date of posting.
Additional information about this change in policy is available at the Global Campus finances page.
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Chris Erwin, business development manager
Global Campus
575-6287,
cerwin@uark.edu
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