International Student Bill Payment Options and Procedures

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Bills & Bill Payment

An estimate of the billed cost of attendance is sent to accepted applicants both by email and by paper copy in their acceptance packets. Printed bills for the first semester of enrollment will be provided in the orientation packet you receive upon arrival and check-in to the Global Education Office.

During orientation, there are opportunities for new students to ask questions about their bill and payment options. Staff members in Student Accounts are pleased to help you.  Orientation Leaders are also very helpful when you have questions about bill payment.

Wire Transfer to Pay Bill

Many students choose to pay their college bill using wire transfer.  SUNY Plattsburgh uses a third party service called Flywire to safely and easily wire money for student bill payment. It is important to remember to send only payments for your student bill using this information.

DO NOT SEND FUNDS FOR PERSONAL USE TO THIS ACCOUNT.

When paying a bill, please make sure you have the following information available:

• Your full name = Last / Family Name, Given / First Name
• Your Banner Identification Number (provided on your acceptance letter)
• Our institution name (You will find us listed as "SUNY College at Plattsburgh")

For more information about using this service to pay your student bill from anywhere in the world, download our instructions for bill payment using Flywire.   When you are ready to make your payment, you can click on the image below to get started.

Bill Payment by Credit Card

You may pay your bill online using a credit card.  For more information about making your payment this way please log in to your MyPlattsburgh account using your personal NetID login.

Payment Plan

If you cannot pay the bill in full, the Student Accounts office offers payment plans. With an application fee of $35 per semester, the Plan allows bills to be paid in the following ways:

• Two equal installments throughout one semester, OR
• One initial payment of one-half the amount due, with three smaller payments over the course of each semester