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ACCEPTABLE METHODS OF PAYMENT



A. CREDIT CARDS - Visa or Mastercard Only
 
  • one form of identification required
  • signature of authorized user of card required
  • verification address of card holder required
  • card verification digits/vcn number required
    (last 3 digits found on back signature line)
  • include your e-mail address to receive a receipt of payment
  • sign and complete the top remittance portion of your billing statement

The Office of the Bursar will not process credit cards without all required information.

   
B. PERSONAL/CERTIFIED CHECK OR MONEY ORDER
 
  • all checks must be made payable to Touro Law Center
    Include the remittance portion of your billing statement along with your check.
  • your name and student ID number or SSN must be on your check
  • if check is returned due to insufficient funds, you will no longer be permitted to pay by personal check. A certified check or money order will be required. In addition, a notification may be made on your permanent student record.
   
C. THIRD PARTY PAYMENTS
Students receiving external scholarships and/or tuition payment benefits from their employer must submit an authorized sponsoring voucher or letter of authorization on company letterhead. When submitting an authorization voucher or letter you must include.
 
  • student name, ID number or SSN
  • the semester and year to be converted
  • the company billing address, contact name and telephone number
  • the percentage or dollar amount limit per semester
  • specification of course completion or grade requirement or not
   
D.

SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS AND LOANS

 

 

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