Estimated tuition & fees for the 2022-2023 academic year:

Tuition is due approximately one week after classes begin each semester. Students may pay their tuition and fees by the following methods:

• Online credit card payments: A 2.6% service charge will be added to all MyUFL credit card transactions. MyUFL transactions include the payment of student tuition, fees and account receivable charges (e.g., printing, library fines, infirmary). Only MasterCard, Discover, and American Express will be accepted for these transactions. Visa does not allow this type of service charge and is therefore not a payment option on MyUFL.
• Free eChecks: The University of Florida does not apply a service charge to Electronic Checks (EFT). To use this method of payment, go to MyUFL and choose “My Campus Finances” then “Make a Payment” under “Main Menu” (at the top). When giving financial institution information, be sure to double-check that you have entered your account number and bank routing number correctly or you will encounter a returned item fee. If your EFT is returned you will be required to pay your tuition and fees plus the returned check fee by money order or cashier’s check. This fee can be anywhere from $10.00 – $40.00 depending on the face value of the returned item. Because this is a fee the University of Florida is charged by the bank, it is not petitionable. In addition, you will be charged the $100.00 late payment fee.
• Other options: To avoid service charges there are a variety of other free payment methods available. A student can mail a check to UF for payment of fees. However, when mailing a payment it must arrive in the cashier’s office by the fee payment deadline. Remember to put your UFID on your check and mail it to:

University of Florida
University Financial Services
S113 Criser Hall
PO Box 114050
Gainesville, FL 32611-4050