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What is a StarID?
StarID is a username that replaces many login IDs with one ID and one password.
The StarID is two letters, four numbers, and two letters, e.g. "ab1234cd". Once you activate your StarID you can use it anywhere that accepts StarID across Minnesota State.
A StarID account lets you register for open public courses at any college and university within the Minnesota State system. Going forward, your StarID will be used to register for classes, check your grades, pay bills and many more features throughout your tenure as a Minnesota State student.
Your StarID password can be changed in one place, at starid.minnstate.edu. This will change it everywhere.
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If you are experiencing issues with your StarID or don’t have a StarID you may contact the Minnesota State IT Service Desk at 1.877.466.6728.
The Service Desk Hours are as follows (CST):
Monday - Thursday 7:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Friday - Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Sunday - 1:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
How do I access my e-services account?
Students may visit your college website and select quick links, and then select e-services. Complete the following steps:
1. Enter your StarID and password.
What can I do through my e-services account?
Students can do to following when accessing their e-services account, available 24 hours per day and 7 days per week:
- Opt in to receive text messages.
- Enroll to see and see your tax form 1098-T (Tuition Statement) online.
- Allow someone else to view and pay your bills.
- Search and register for courses during the add/drop period.
- View registration logs and holds.
- Check your grades and view your unofficial transcript.
- Access the degree audit portal / view a degree audit report.
- Access your financial aid records
- Set up direct deposit to receive financial aid overages and work study checks.
- View your student account and make payments to any of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities institutions in which you have a current balance due.
- Enroll or manage a Nelnet payment plan.
- Manage / view your student employment (work study) information including entering time worked, viewing your earnings, viewing or downloading your W-2 tax form, and setting up or changing your direct deposit.
Under what authority may the college charge tuition and fees?
The college is part of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system and, therefore, must comply with Minnesota State Policy 5.11 - Tuition and Fees https://www.minnstate.edu/board/policy/511.html.
Tuition and mandatory fee rates are approved by the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities Board of Trustees.
What is differential tuition?
Colleges and universities may charge tuition by course or program when special circumstances exist. These circumstances may include but are not limited to an extraordinary cost of offering the course or academic program (e.g., need for specialized equipment and supplies; accreditation standards; delivery methods, e.g., off site locations, online, clinical experience) or a desire to incent enrollment in a specific course or program.
Differential course and program tuition rates are reviewed by system office personnel for compliance with procedure and approved by the board as part of the operating budget process.
How are student fees used?
Fee | Fee Description |
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Student Activity Fee | The student activity fee is a per credit fee used to support student clubs and on campus activities as defined by MS 136F.01 subd.5. This fee allows students to attend and participate in various events and student activities at no cost. |
Technology Fee | The technology fee is a per credit fee that is charged to each student and is used to acquire, maintain, and upgrade the technology that supports student academics and activities. It is also used to provide for other on-campus technology services. |
Parking Fee | A per credit fee is assessed for parking lot construction, improvements, maintenance, and parking enforcement pursuant to MS 136F.67. |
Minnesota State College Student Association Fee | Each Minnesota State College and University college student association is affiliated with the statewide student association and shall collect a statewide student association fee as authorized by MS 136F.22 and in accordance with board policy. This fee provides membership in the Students are required to pay this fee to support the statewide student association. |
What are personal property and / or service charge?
Personal property and / or service charges may be attached to specific courses.
Personal property charges shall be for items that become the personal property of a student and have an educational or personal value beyond the classroom. These items may include, but are not limited, to tools, books, and materials retained by the student.
Service charges shall be for services for or on behalf of the student and may include equipment purchases, leases or rental required by a program, special testing, occupational certification, licensure, or assessment, optional testing or other instructional services such as bowling lane rentals, green fees, theatre tickets, etc. Service charges are identified at the time of registration.
Am I eligible for tuition reciprocity?
Tuition Reciprocity agreements are in place between the state of Minnesota and the states of North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Missouri, and Nebraska exist. Students of these states as well as the province of Manitoba are permitted to pay tuition at the agreed upon reciprocity rate.
The agreements reduce non-resident tuition process and eliminate non-resident admission barriers for residents of each state who attend a public institution in the other state.
Students wising to apply for reciprocity can learn more by visiting the Minnesota Office of Higher Education website at http://www.ohe.state.mn.us/mPg.cfm?pageID=120 .
Reciprocity application forms are generally available from high school counselors or from your college student services office.
Do I qualify for senior citizen rates?
Minnesota residents that are 62 years of age or older at the begging of any term, in which a course of study is pursued, or a person receiving a railroad retirement annuity who has reached 60 years of age before the beginning of the term.
Per Minnesota State Board Policy 5.11 and Operating Instruction 5.11.1.3 – Senior Citizen Charges and Fees, seniors are assessed a $20 per credit administrative fee plus the following required fees to enroll in ‘for-credit’ courses.
Charge/Fee | Courses Taken for Credit | Non-Credit Courses | Audited Courses | Rationale |
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Tuition for courses designed and offered specifically and exclusively for seniors | No | Yes | No | Tuition is permitted to be charged in law, M.S 135A.52, subd.1 for these non-credit courses |
Tuition | No | No | No | Specified in law, M. S. 135A.52, subd.1 |
Administrative Fee | Yes | No | No | Specified in law, M.S. 135A.52, subd.1 |
Closed Enrollment Training Program charges/CT | Yes | Yes | N/A | Specified in law, M.S. 135A.52, subd.2 (b) |
Student Application Fee | Yes | No | No | Not required of non-credit students |
Parking | Yes | Yes | Yes | Authorized for all in MS 136F.53 & not exempted; as required of all users |
Statewide Student Association | Yes | No | No | Required in MS 136F.22 for credit courses |
Late Fee | Yes | Yes | Yes | Not exempted, not activity fee; as required of all students |
Experiential Learning | Yes | N/A | N/A | Not exempted, not activity fee; as required of all students |
Placement | Yes | N/A | N/A | Not exempted, not activity fee; as required of all students |
Student Life/Activity Fee | No | No | No | Prohibited by M.S. 135A.52, subd.1 |
Athletic Fee | No | No | No | Prohibited by M.S. 135A.52, subd.1 as this is considered an activity fee |
Health Services | Yes | Yes | Yes | Authorized in MS 136F.20 and not exempted |
Residential Learning Community Fee | Yes | N/A | N/A | User fee, allowed by Board policy |
Technology Fee | Yes | No | No | Not exempted; not activity fee; user fee required of all students; authorized per credit. |
Student Union Facility Fee | Yes | No | No | Not exempted; not activity fee; user fee required of all students |
Personal Property & Service Charge | Yes | Yes | Yes | Authorized in MS 135A.52, Subd. 1 as materials, personal property or services charges |
Non-resident or Reciprocity Tuition | Yes | Yes | Yes | Waiver available only to "MN legal residents" (includes reciprocity) |
Minnesota Statute 135A.52 allows seniors to enroll in classes when space is available after all tuition-paying students have been accommodated.
Will my tuition statement be mailed to me?
No. Tuition statements will not routinely be mailed to students. Remember, it is your responsibility to check your student account for account updates and new term balances. This can be done by logging into e-services. It is also your responsibility to check your college e-mail.
Directions for Checking your college email - Click here.
- Log into your services account using your StarID and password.
- Choose ‘Bills and Payment’.
- Click on ‘Make Payments’.
- Select ‘Payment Toward Specific Institution Balances’.
- Select the Institution ‘XXXXX Community College’.
- The amount due is displayed. Review your charges to ensure they are accurate.
- Select ‘Pay Account Balance’ and then select ‘Continue’.
- Select either ‘e-Check’ or ‘Credit / Debit Card’ as your preferred method of payment.
- Select ‘Pay Now’.
- Provide the requested information.
- Authorize the payment.
- Select ‘Bills and Payment’, select ‘View Account Detail’, and select ‘Printable View’ of the institution and term you want to review in order to verify the processing of your payment.
- Select ‘Account Detail’ to print a copy for your records.
All account balances must be paid in full no later than the 25th business day of the term.
What information is included on student invoices?
Where can I view my account balance and / or make a payment?
Students may view their account balance online and / or make a payment by logging into their e-services account.
Directions for Student Invoices and On-Line Bill Paying - Click here.
Step-by-Step Instructions:
- Log into your services account using your StarID and password.
- Choose ‘Bills and Payment’.
- Click on ‘Make Payments’.
- Select ‘Payment Toward Specific Institution Balances’.
- Select the Institution ‘XXXXXX Community College’.
- The amount due is displayed. Review your charges to ensure they are accurate.
- Select ‘Pay Account Balance’ and then select ‘Continue’.
- Select either ‘e-Check’ or ‘Credit / Debit Card’ as your preferred method of payment.
- Select ‘Pay Now’.
- Provide the requested information.
- Authorize the payment.
- Select ‘Bills and Payment’, select ‘View Account Detail’, and select ‘Printable View’ of the institution and term you want to review in order to verify the processing of your payment.
- Select ‘Account Detail’ to print a copy for your records.
Registration Cancellation (Drop) for Non-Payment, what do I do to stay enrolled?
Registration Cancellation (Drop) for Non-Payment Dates
Term | YRTR | After |
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Summer 2019 | 20201 | Friday June 7, 2019 |
Fall 2019 | 20203 | Friday August 30, 2019 |
Spring 2020 | 20205 | Friday January 17, 2020 |
To stay enrolled in your registered courses one of the following must be met by the end of the fifth business day of the term.
- You have paid your tuition in full. This may be done in person or by making a payment online through e-Services (login required).
- You have established a Nelnet payment plan. This is done online.
- You have completed your application for financial aid and it is on file with the college (or another Minnesota State college). Check your financial aid status in e-Services (login required) to verify this.
- You have third party billing authorization or a scholarship, which covers your costs and supporting documentation is on file with business services.
- You have paid at least $300 or 15% down of tuition and fees.
- You are a veteran registered with the VA Certifying Official for the current term.
- You are a PSEO student.
How can I make a payment on my account?
Payment options are as follows:
- Online through e-Services (login required)
- By telephone with a credit / debit card (following phone number)
- By mail with a check or credit card (following address)
- In person with cash, credit / debit card, or check (following location)
Directions for Student Invoices and On-Line Bill Paying - Click here.
College | Location | Telephone Number |
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Hibbing Community College | Hibbing Community College | Hibbing Community College |
1515 East 25th Street | 1515 East 25th Street | 1515 East 25th Street |
Hibbing, MN 55746 | Bookstore | 218.262.6706 |
Itasca Community College | Itasca Community College | Itasca Community College |
1851 US Highway 169 | 1851 US Highway 169 | 1851 US Highway 169 |
Grand Rapids, MN 55744 | Bookstore | 218.322.2360 |
Mesabi Range College | Mesabi Range College | Mesabi Range College |
1001 Chestnut Street | 1001 Chestnut Street | 1001 Chestnut Street |
Virginia, MN 55792 | Bookstore | 218.749.7733 |
Rainy River Community College | Rainy River Community College | Rainy River Community College |
1501 Highway 71 | 1501 Highway 71 | 1501 Highway 71 |
International Falls, MN 56649 | Bookstore | 218.285.2250 |
Vermilion Community College | Vermilion Community College | Vermilion Community College |
1900 East Camp Street | 1900 East Camp Street | 1900 East Camp Street |
Ely, MN 55731 | Business Office or Drop Box | 218.235.2172 |
Where payment is made by telephone, mail, or in person, payment must be made to / at the location through which the course(s) are offered.
Can I give another person access to my online bill / bill pay?
Yes. Students can give another person access to pay their bill on-line by accessing their e-services account, selecting bills and payment, and give someone access to pay my bill.
Access can be given to more than one person.
Students must provide the name and e-mail address of the proxy bill payer(s) and the system sends the payer an email notice with instructions to activate their access. Students will be copied on the e-mail to the proxy bill payer.
The proxy bill payer must activate their access within 5 days and then access is active for 6 months.
After 6 months, students can reactive access.
Students can revoke or resend access at any time.
The payer will receive the first e-mail notification, a ‘Notice of Access’ e-mail, with instructions for activating access to the student’s bills and payment account. The payer will receive a second e-mail which will have an access code that will be used to log into the student’s account.
How do I make an online payment?
Students may login to e-services and then complete the following steps:
- Choose ‘Bills and Payment’.
- Click on ‘Make Payments’.
- Select ‘Payment Toward Specific Institution Balances’.
- Select the Institution ‘XXXXX Community College’.
- The amount due is displayed. Review your charges to ensure they are accurate.
- Select ‘Pay Account Balance’ and then select ‘Continue’.
- Select either ‘e-Check’ or ‘Credit / Debit Card’ as your preferred method of payment.
- Select ‘Pay Now’.
- Provide the requested information.
- Authorize the payment.
- Select ‘Bills and Payment’, select ‘View Account Detail’, and select ‘Printable View’ of the institution and term you want to review in order to verify the processing of your payment.
Directions for Student Invoices and On-Line Bill Paying - Click here.
My tuition or a portion thereof will be paid by a 3rd party. What do I do?
Please provide the business office with a copy of the purchase order or other award documentation provided by the third-party.
Upon receipt of documentation authorizing third-party payment the award will be recorded on the student account and the third-party agency will be invoiced by the college. Third-party awards are included in your financial aid package.
Examples of organizations / agencies that commonly fund students who attend the college are:
- Veteran’s Educational Benefits
- Vocational Rehabilitation Services
- Workers Compensation
I was awarded a scholarship that is not reflected on my financial aid award letter. What steps should be taken?
Notify the business office of your scholarship and provide a copy of your scholarship notification / award letter.
Scholarships will be posted to your student account after the drop / add period to ensure you are enrolled in the required number of credits.
If you receive a scholarship check directly, please endorse the check to the college and forward payment to the business office. The payment will be applied towards the scholarship.
What are Non-Sufficient Fund (NSF) Payments?
Payments will be considered NSF when they are returned to the college unpaid due to non-sufficient funds, closed account, etc. NSF payments will be reversed off of / out of the account to which they were credited and the college’s NSF fee will be charged.
The NSF fee is subject to change without notice. NSF payments may be paid by credit or debit card, cash, or cashier’s check. Personal checks are not accepted as payment for NSF amounts and fees.
What is the benefit of setting up a Nelnet Payment Plan?
Setting up a Nelnet Payment Plan and remaining active and current allows you to stay enrolled in your courses.It is convenient and makes college more affordable by allowing you to pay for tuition and fees over time.
Tuition payment plans break down your tuition balance into affordable monthly payments. There’s no interest, payment options are flexible, setup fees are affordable, and it’s easy to enroll.
Where can I obtain information about setting up a payment plan?
To set up a payment plan for a current term balance access your e-services account and select Payment Plan. Several options are available. Enroll in the payment plan option that works for you.
The enrollment fee is $20 and credit / debit card or automatic bank payment (ACH) payments are processed on the 5th day of each month. There is a $30 fee if a payment is returned uncollectible.
You can also go to www.MyCollegePaymentPlan.com to learn more about Nelnet payment plans and / or enroll. Nelnet is available to answer questions 24 hours per day / 7 days per week by calling 1.800.609.8056.
Directions for payment plans Nelnet - Current Term - Click here.
Directions for payment plans Nelnet - Past Due - Click here.
What is the Nelnet PIN?
To help protect your privacy, Nelnet asks the person responsible for payments to create a PIN number. If you call into Nelnet inquiring about your Nelnet agreement or inquire online through My Nelnet Account, you will be required to verify your Nelnet PIN. If you do not create a PIN on your Nelnet agreement, one will be randomly assigned to you. Your Nelnet PIN will be identified on your Nelnet Confirmation Notification. Please remember to keep a copy of your confirmation notification.
Will I receive confirmation of my Nelnet payment plan agreement?
Once your agreement is posted to the Nelnet system you will receive a confirmation notification of your payment amount by e-mail or by letter. Payments will be processed until the total balance is paid in full or until your contact is cancelled. The notification has important information you must have to log into your My Nelnet Account. The notification also services as a reminder that a nonrefundable enrollment fee will be processed from the account indicated on the agreement.
When will the Nelnet down payment be withdrawn from my bank account and what happens if it fails?
Down payments are deducted immediately from the account provided on the agreement.If the payment fails for any reason the agreement is terminated and notification is emailed to the person(s) responsible for payment.
When and what time will Nelnet payments be withdrawn from my bank account?
Current term payment plan funds are withdrawn from your account on the 5th of the month and past due payment plan funds are withdrawn from your account on the 20th of the month. This is determined by Nelnet.
However, it is your financial institution that determines the time of day the payment is debited.Nelnet recommends you contact your financial institution to determine how far in advance funds should be deposited into your bank account to ensure the automatic payment clears.If a payment date falls on a weekend or banking holiday the payments will be attempted the following business day.
Can I pay my Nelnet payment by telephone?
In accordance with the terms and conditions of your Nelnet agreement, payments are processed electronically. Nelnet does not accept payments via telephone.
I am enrolled in a Nelnet payment plan but would like to adjust the Nelnet remaining balance to reflect my e-Services balance due. How do I adjust my Nelnet balance due?
To adjust your remaining payment plan balance to reflect your account balance as presented in e-Services contact business services.
Under what circumstances and parameters will my tuition and fees be refunded?
After the college’s free add / drop period, only students who completely withdraw from for-credit courses in accordance with the following schedule will receive a refund.
Fall and Spring Academic Terms
1- 5 | Business Day of Term | 100 | Percent Refund |
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6-10 | Business Day of Term | 75 | Percent Refund |
11-15 | Business Day of Term | 50 | Percent Refund |
16-20 | Business Day of Term | 25 | Percent Refund |
After 20 | Business Day of Term | 00 | Percent Refund |
Summer Sessions and Other Terms at least 3 Weeks but less than 10 Weeks in Length
1- 5 | Business Day of Term | 100 | Percent Refund |
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6-10 | Business Day of Term | 50 | Percent Refund |
After 10 | Business Day of Term | 00 | Percent Refund |
Class Terms Less than 3 Weeks in Length
1 | Business Day of Term | 100 | Percent Refund |
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2-3 | Business Day of Term | 50 | Percent Refund |
After 3 | Business Day of Term | 00 | Percent Refund |
Refunds will first be applied to outstanding charges first and any remaining credit balance will then be sent to the student.
The college cannot send refunds to parents or others who may have paid on a student account.
Refunds will be issued using the same tender type as the original payment.Refunds for payments made by cash or check are sent through direct deposit if enrolled. If the original payment was made by credit card, a credit card refund will be processed.
My refund is different than the amount I was expecting. How can I tell if portion or all was applied to my student account?
By logging into your e-Services account and accessing Bills and Payment you can view your bill. When you select the semester in question your invoice should load into a .pdf file for you to open and view.
The left side of the invoice displays the charges for the term.The right side shows the grants, loans, scholarships, and payments applied to your account.
Where aid is greater than charges a refund will be processed for the difference.The amount of the refund will be the “Payments Made to Student.”
If the amount of loan applied is different than expected you should review the loans tab in your e-services to determine the accepted loan amount.
When must my account balance be paid in full?
Any portion of your tuition, fees and other charges to your college account that is not covered by financial aid is your responsibility.
Tuition and fees are due on the 25th day of class.Will late fees be applied to my account?
A $50 late fee may be applied to past due student account balances where the unpaid balance is $100 or more. The late fee may also be charged for a late payment under an approved payment plan.
Where can I learn more about my financial aid, including award letters, grants, loans, third-party awards, scholarships, and work-study?
Visit the financial aid page on the college’s website. Your financial aid award letter can also be viewed by accessing your e-services account and selecting financial aid. Additional assistance can be obtained by contacting the Financial Aid Department.
A financial hold has been placed on my account. How do I remove it?
A business office hold prohibiting registration will be lifted after your account balance is less than $100.A business office hold affecting official transcripts will be lifted after your account balance is less than $30.
All account balances less than $30 shall be carried forward without generating a hold.
What is the collection process used by the college?
Any portion of your tuition, fees and other charges to your college account that is not covered by financial aid is your responsibility.
Tuition and fees are due on the 25th day of the term.
Students who have not paid their current semester accounts in full will receive a letter notifying them that if the account is not paid in full within 20 days, their account will be turned over to the Minnesota Department of Revenue Collection Division.
My account has been turned over to the Minnesota Department of Revenue for collection. Now what?
Per Minnesota Statutes, the college uses the Minnesota Department of Revenue Collection Division to collect overdue accounts.
If your account has been turned over for collection payments must be made directly to the Minnesota Department of Revenue. You will need to contact the Minnesota Department of Revenue at 1.800.657.3666 or 651.556.3000 for more information or if there are questions.
A business office hold will be placed on your account and released only when it is paid in full.
What is the process for obtaining an official or unofficial college transcript?
Our colleges utilize the National Student Clearinghouse Transcript Ordering Center for processing official transcript requests. Official transcripts should be ordering by accessing the Clearinghouse’s website at https://tsorder.studentclearinghouse.org/school/se... and entering the school you want to request your transcript from. Official transcripts are generally processed within 1 to 3 business days. It may take longer at the beginning or end of a semester.
A business office hold of $30 or more will prevent the processing of your request.
How can I access my Form 1098-T or have my questions answered?
You can view Forms 1098-T by accessing your e-services, selecting Bills and Payments and 1098-T Tax Form.
Additional information can be obtained by accessing the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities website and accessing Student Tax Information: 1098-T Tuition Statements link at: https://www.minnstate.edu/system/finance/taxinformation/student/statements/doc/1098-TFAQ.pdf
How can I access my Form W-2?
You can view Form W-2 on line by accessing your e-services account and selecting Student Employment and W-2 Tax Form.
Financial Aid Disbursement vs. Refund, What’s the Difference?
A disbursement of financial aid is when financial aid awards are posted to student accounts.
When are financial aid disbursements?
Financial aid is first disbursed after the add/drop period of each term, generally taking place from approximately the 10th to the 14th business day of the term.A schedule for the first disbursement of the term will be published by each college.This schedule will be posted throughout the college and on the college’s website.
Subsequent financial aid disbursements to student accounts generally occurs twice per week in accordance with the following:
College | Disbursement Days | Refund Days |
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Hibbing Community College | Tuesday & Thursday | Tuesday & Thursday |
Itasca Community College | Tuesday & Thursday | Wednesday & Friday |
Mesabi Range College | Monday & Thursday | Monday & Thursday |
Rainy River Community College | Daily | Tuesday & Thursday |
Vermilion Community College | Monday & Thursday | Monday & Thursday |
Financial aid cannot be disbursed until after the 5 day add / drop period. This is because students can still adjust their schedule during this period. Refunds are generally processed the day after funds are disbursed. Account balances should be reviewed online through e-Services to determine whether there is a balance remaining.
How do I set up direct deposit?
Students are encouraged to set up direct deposit through e-Services (login required).
Direct deposit is timely, convenient, and a secure method that transfers funds directly into your bank account.
Direct deposit is available for both your financial aid refund and your student employment paycheck.
To set up direct deposit you will need your bank’s routing number and your bank account number.
Both of these numbers can be found at the bottom of a personal check or can be obtained from your financial institution.I have direct deposit set up. How do I make changes to my banking information and / or end my direct deposit?
Direct deposit changes can be made through e-Services (login required).
Can I have my financial aid overage payments and / or my work study checks direct deposited into my checking or savings account?
Yes, students can have their financial aid overage payments and / or work study checks directly deposited into their checking or savings account. In fact, this is highly encouraged and especially where students do not bank locally. The following steps should be followed in order to sign up for direct deposit.
Direct Deposit Setup Directions - Click here.
1. Log into your e-services account using your StarID and password.
2. Select ‘Financial Aid’.
3. Select ‘Direct Deposit Setup’.
4. Select ‘Add Direct Deposit Account’.
5. Enter the bank account type, routing number, and account number of the account you would like funds deposited.
6. Re-enter your password and select ‘Save’.
If you attempt to change your account number or reactivate an existing expired account the system will require you to first enter your current account number in full. The system will validate this against the account number that is stored in the system and disallow you from proceeding if you cannot provide your current account number.
You will only be allowed three attempts to provide the current account number and if you are unable to your account will become locked and you will be directed to contact the business office to make the change on your behalf.
Where do I go to pick up my work-study check?
Student workers are encouraged to sign up for direct deposit via e-services.
College | Location |
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Hibbing Community College | Bookstore |
Itasca Community College | Bookstore |
Mesabi Range College | Student Services |
Rainy River Community College | Bookstore |
Vermilion Community College | Housing Office (Residential Students) & Mailed (Non-Residential Students) |
I was expecting a work-study direct deposit or check that I did not receive. What should I do?
Contact your work-study supervisor to confirm your time report has been submitted and approved.
Review payments applied to your student account to determine whether your work-study check was applied directly to your student account. To review your student account log into your e-Services account and accessing Bills and Payment you can view your bill.
Select the semester in question your invoice should load into a .pdf file for you to open and view.
How can account information be released to someone other than the student?
Student account information can only be released to someone other than the student once the college has received signed written permission from the student.This includes but is not limited to the release of information to parents, spouses, relatives, and friends.
The Authorization for Release of Information Form can be found on the college’s website.
A student may grant another proxy rights to their e-Services account.