To view bills, students may log in to their Self Service account. Students may contact the Business Office with specific inquiries about their charges.
Student semester bills are based on the student’s residency status, the number of credits for which the student has pre-registered, College fees, and applicable residence hall charges.
Use Pending Financial Aid on Student Self Service
Students who have completed their financial aid checklist in Self Service will see the financial aid they have accepted as pending credit on their student bill. Learn how financial aid works.
Make an online Payments on Student Self Service
Payments via Credit, or e-check can be made instantly in Self Service.
Student Finance Self ServiceCashier’s or Personal Check, or a Money Order
Make checks or money orders payable to “Massachusetts College of Art and Design.” Please include the student ID number on the bottom of the check. Mail to Massachusetts College of Art and Design at:
Attn: Business Office
Massachusetts College of Art and Design
621 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115
Wire Transfer
All charges for the cost of the wire transfer are borne by the sender – this includes fees by the originating bank and any intermediary banks. Please allow two weeks for processing and bank confirmation. Wire Transfer Payment Information (PDF)
MassArt’s Payment Plan
Payment plans are available to students who need an option for paying tuition and fees not covered by Financial Aid and/or other sources. Payment plans can be setup in Self Service.
Setting up a payment plan Payment plan detailsYour fall semester bill will be available in July, and spring bill in November. Your student bill will list the payment due date (generally 3 weeks after the bills are issued). Settling bills by the due date ensures enrollment in pre-registered classes and a smooth start to the semester.
Late Payment
Failure to meet payment requirements by the deadline will result in students being charged a $200 late fee.
If the bill remains unpaid, we will need to drop your class schedule and you will not be allowed to move into on campus housing. Students will not be allowed reinstatement back into classes/housing until the bill has been paid in full.
What happens when your student’s education is disrupted by an unexpected injury or illness? Depending on the timing of the withdrawal, you may not be eligible to receive a refund of all of your tuition, fees, room and board from MassArt.
GradGuard’s Tuition Insurance Plan complements MassArt’s existing refund policy, and we believe students and/or families will benefit from this added protection by offering reimbursement for tuition, housing and other applicable out of pocket payments should a student need to withdraw for any covered illness, injury or mental health at any time during the semester.
The GradGuard Tuition Protection Plan is offered to MassArt students as a voluntary student benefit to complement the institution’s published existing refund policy. MassArt is not compensated for this program. Our partnership with GradGuard provides students who choose to enroll in the program with expanded benefits and reduced cost.
We encourage all students and families to carefully review coverage details on the GradGuard website before purchasing. The insurance agreement is between you and GradGuard. MassArt is not a party to the agreement.
The deadline to apply for the tuition protection insurance plan is the day before the first day of classes each semester.
GradGuard’s optional Tuition Protection Plan broadens the scope of the MassArt’s existing refund policy by ensuring reimbursement for tuition, housing and other payments if a student withdraws for a covered medical reason such as an illness, accident, or mental health issue at any time during the term.
Covered medical reasons include:
Students and/or families choose their own coverage limit based on their unique circumstances. Reimbursement can include:
For more information, rate quotes, and enrollment, call (877) 794-6603 to speak to a GradGuard insurance specialist. Learn more at gradguard.com/tuition/massart.
Dropping or withdrawing from classes may affect your financial aid, payment responsibilities, as well as getting your degree in a timely manner.
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