Part or all of my tuition is billed directly by UCD to a third party sponsor. Do I have to pay the $200.00 registration advance payment?
• Yes – unless you have filed FAFSA and a UAPP, you must pay the $200 registration advance payment before you can register. If you have completed the financial aid application process (completed the UAPP, filed the FAFSA and FAFSA results are received back by UCD) and are otherwise eligible for aid based on admission to a degree seeking program and compliance with the reasonable academic progress policy, you will have the $200 registration advance payment waived. • Normally, your bill would be due on census date of the term. In the case of third party sponsors, bills are not generated until after census date. Depending on the amount committed by your third party sponsor: • If the third party has committed to paying only a portion of tuition and fees, by census date you must pay the remainder of your bill in full. No deferred payment plan option is available to you. You will not be assessed late fees and service charges on the unpaid balance of your bill. • If the third party has commit
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