Paying for Valpo
Understanding Your E-Bill
Registered students will be able to view an e-bill statement once charges are posted in July for the fall semester, November for the spring semester and May for all summer sessions. These e-bills will list charges and anticipated aid for the upcoming semester. Please use these e-bills to assist you with the fall and spring payment plans and budgeting for school expenses. Log in to Student Finance to view your e-bill and current student account balance.
Parents who would like to view the e-bill and current student balances should first request access from their student, who must grant access (FERPA privacy laws do not allow Valparaiso University to grant access to parents without authorization from the student).
The ebill consists of:
- Semester charges (tuition, housing/food, health insurance premiums if applicable, and other fees)
- All accepted Federal, State and Valpo Financial Aid, from the student’s award letter, will also be listed on the ebill.
- The ebill does not include credits for outside scholarships until they have been received by the cashier at the university.
- Private loans will not show on the ebill, but will post to the student account the week before the start of the fall and spring terms, provided the financial aid office has received the loan prior to this date.
- Fall – August 15th.
- Spring – January 5th.
- Summer Full and Summer I – June 10th.
- Summer II – July 20th.
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Financial Aid And Student Accounts
At a Glance
Estimate Your Cost
The Net Price Calculator helps prospective students and families estimate the cost of attending Valparaiso University after grants and scholarships. Based on recent student award data, it provides an estimate of financial aid and remaining costs to help families plan ahead.
These estimates are not guarantees of aid, and students must still complete all admissions and financial aid requirements by the appropriate deadlines. Families with unusual financial circumstances are encouraged to contact the Office of Financial Aid for assistance.
FAFSA: Your Key to Funding College
Each fall, the FAFSA becomes available on October 1, allowing undergraduate and graduate students to begin planning their financial aid for the next academic year. At Valpo, financial aid awards are reviewed and processed on a rolling basis once your admission application and FAFSA are received, giving you earlier insight into your college costs. Indiana-based undergraduates who wish to be considered for state grant funding must complete the FAFSA no later than April 15.
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Supporting Your Valpo Journey
At Valpo, our Student Financial Services team is here to help you navigate aid and student accounts with personalized support. Student Financial Services consists of the Office of Financial Aid and the Office of Student Accounts:
Office of Financial Aid
Kretzmann Hall, Suite 103
1700 Chapel Drive,
Valparaiso, IN 46383
The Office of Financial Aid helps students and families find the best path to funding a Valpo education. From completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and exploring scholarships, to reviewing your aid offer and understanding loan options, our team is with you every step of the way. We’re committed to making a Valpo education attainable for every student we serve.
Office of Student Accounts
Kretzmann Hall, Room 137
1700 Chapel Drive,
Valparaiso, IN 46383
The Office of Student Accounts is your resource for the financial details that come with being a Valpo student. That includes tuition and fee billing, payment plans, refunds, and e-bill access for students, and authorized payers. Whether you need to make a payment, set up a payment plan, or check on your account, we are happy to help.