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To login to Cashnet, students will use the same log in ID and password that they use for Banner Web.
Parents desiring to see the charges, payments, installment notes, 1098T’s, or eBills will need to have their own login to Cashnet. Their student can set them up with a login by doing the following:
The parent or authorized user will be able to see the financial information for the student.
All credit and debit card payments for tuition, fees, and room/board will be subject to a convenience fee of 2.75% (domestic cards) and 4.25% (international cards). We accept cash, check, electronic check, VISA, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express. There are no fees charged for electronic checks. For more information on the convenience fee and payment options, visit our website at: https://udallas.edu/offices/sas/creditcard.php
The Business Office no longer accepts credit or debit card payments in person or by telephone. For the convenience of the students, payment kiosks have been set up outside the Business Office.
Cashnet provides eBills to allow online viewing of a student’s bill. Each time an eBill is uploaded, an email will be sent out to those students and parents who have an email on the Cashnet system. You can then log into Cashnet to view the eBill.
Please remember to go out to refundselection.com to activate the BankMobile Refund Program and choose how you would like to receive your refund. Please see our website for more details at: https://udallas.edu/offices/sas/refund.php
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