What is a bursar hold?
A bursar hold is a financial hold that may prevent you from enrolling for classes, being re-admitted to the University, and/or obtaining a transcript or diploma. If your past-due balance is greater than $500.00, a bursar hold will prevent you from registering for classes. Unmet debts and requirements will prevent you from receiving an official transcript or your diploma. Thus, your entire past-due balance must be paid for a bursar hold to be removed.
A bursar hold is a financial hold that may prevent you from enrolling for classes, being re-admitted to the University, and/or obtaining a transcript or diploma. If your past-due balance is greater than $500.00, a BR hold will prevent you from registering for classes. If you have a past-due balance greater than $0.00, a BH hold will prevent you from receiving transcripts or your diploma. Return to top What is “Illinois Tuition Subsidy”? The tuition and fees that you pay cover only a part of the total cost of instruction at state universities. Each year money received by universities from the state covers some of the costs of higher education, thus allowing us to charge you less than the actual cost for various classes and programs. We are providing you the following information, as mandated by law, so that you may see in more detail how tax dollars lower your actual out-of-pocket expense for education. For example, for fiscal year 2010, the General Assembly and the Governor authorized
