Payment Options | Marshall University Office of the Bursar

Fees can be paid in one of the following ways:

Please review important information on paying by credit card by clicking HERE.

ONLINE – make payment by credit card or electronic check by clicking here

BY MAIL – mail payments to: Office of the Bursar, One John Marshall Drive, Huntington, WV 25755-4200 (please include your student identification number

BY TELEPHONE – credit card and electronic check payments can be made by calling 304.696.6620 or 800.438.5389

IN PERSON – on the Huntington campus at the Cashier windows on the first floor of Old Main

OASIS Payment Plan (available in the Fall and Spring semesters only)

Marshall University is proud to offer the OASIS Plan as its exclusive payment plan for tuition and housing costs. The OASIS Plan provides for three equal payments of your outstanding tuition and/or housing charges AFTER all financial aid has been applied. The enrollment fee will be equal to 1% of your final two payments. Just click on the OASIS Payment Plan link above, log in with your Student ID number and PIN*, select the desired semester, and select the Enroll in OASIS Payment Plan link. Your first payment will be required at the time of enrollment.

The OASIS Plan is NOT available for summer terms.

**Unless it has been changed by the student, the PIN number is the student’s six-digit birth date (MMDDYY).*

Change in Refund Policy

Marshall University would like to make you aware of an important upcoming change regarding refunds for classes dropped after the schedule adjustment period*.

Effective with the Fall 2013 semester, after the schedule adjustment period for a term closes, a student must completely withdraw from all registered courses in order to receive any refund of tuition and fees. The University will no longer refund tuition and fees for individual classes dropped after the schedule adjustment period ends.

*The schedule adjustment period is defined as the first week of classes in the Fall and Spring semesters, and typically the first day of classes for each summer session.