Tuition and Fees

If you choose a payment plan, you can make a monthly payment to the company that manages your plan. Otherwise you can pay your full balance due by:

• Credit card, debit card, or check online at my.stritch.edu ( How to use CashNet.)
• Credit card or check in-person at the Business Office in Bonaventure Hall

Check or money order mailed to:

Bursar’s Office Cardinal Stritch University
6801 N. Yates Road, #522
Milwaukee, WI 53217

We suggest that you enroll in a plan at least one month before classes begin. This allows you to maximize your number of payments which minimizes the amount due each payment. These options are interest free and require no credit check. If you want to enroll in a payment plan, select the appropriate option that corresponds to your type of program -- term or module based. You will find this noted on your student account statement.

• Full Year Enrollment - Students selecting this payment option must be enrolled in a standard term-based program and planning to attend school in both the fall and spring semesters for the coming academic year. This payment plan option will spread the balance due for the entire year over a maximum of 10 payments with final payment due by the date(s) indicated on your payment plan agreement and no later than the last day of classes of the spring term as noted on the Academic Calendar.
• Single Semester Enrollment - Students selecting this payment option are planning to attend school for only one semester. This payment plan option will spread the balance due for a single semester over a maximum of five payments with final payment due by the date(s) indicated on your payment plan agreement and no later than last day of classes of the term as noted on the Academic Calendar.
• Summer Term Enrollment - Students selecting this payment option are enrolled in summer courses and will spread the balance due for the summer courses over a maximum of three payments with the final payment due by the date(s) indicated on your payment plan agreement and no later than the last day of classes of the term as noted on the Academic Calendar.