Payment Methods

Payment Methods

Texas State offers a variety of payment methods to make the payment process as easy as possible. These methods include credit/debit cards, e-checks, and more. Please review the below for more information about the payment method that may work best for you.

    • Pay with e-checks or credit/debit card on the payment portal. 
    • You must have your Texas State NETID and PASSWORD (or be an authorized user) to access your account.
    • A 2.95% convenience fee with a minimum $3 per transaction fee is applied to credit/debit card payments.
    • The convenience fee is not collected by the university. Therefore, it is non-refundable
    • E-checks have no additional fee applied.
    • Mail payments to the following address:

      Texas State University
      Student Business Services
      601 University Dr., JCK 188
      San Marcos, TX 78666
       
    • All payments must be posted to the student account by the end of business on the payment deadline, regardless of the postmarked date, for it to be considered as a payment for that deadline.
    • Scholarship checks MUST be sent to Financial Aid and Scholarships (JCK, 240) for processing.
    • Please allow 7 – 10 days for the check to be processed and reflected on your student account.
    • The processing of these checks via Financial Aid and Scholarships is to ensure compliance with federal rules.
  • Texas State University and Convera have partnered to provide an easy way for you to pay for your tuition. 


    Benefits

    • Pay in your home currency either online or by bank.
    • Don’t see your home currency available? Don’t worry, you can still pay from your local bank account using USD.
    • No hidden fees.
    • Save on bank fees and exchange rates.
    • Exchange rates locked in for 72 hours for international payments.
    • Funds arrive at TXST in full and are posted to your student account quickly.
    • Track your payment every step of the way with status updates by text or email.

    Lear more at International-Wire-Payment-Process.pdf

     

    A list of Convera payment partners including Alipay, Chinapay, WeChat Pay, Trustly, Sofort, Poli, Visa, Mastercard, JCB, UnionPay, and iDeal

     

    • Texas State University does not accept overpayments on student accounts.
    • Please transfer only the amount due on your student account to avoid payment delays.
    • A $25 service fee is applied to domestic payments sent via Convera.
    • The service fee is not collected by the university. Therefore, it is non-refundable

     

     

    • Account owners must submit a request for payment from the Plan Administrator.
    • The payment must be received and posted to the student’s account by the payment due date. 
    • Payment must be posted to the student account by the end of business of the payment deadline, regardless of the postmarked date, for it to be considered as a payment for that deadline. 
    • All checks should be made payable to “Texas State University” and must include the student’s name and Texas State Student ID number.
    • Mail payments to the following address:

      Texas State University
      Student Business Services
      601 University Dr., JCK 188
      San Marcos, TX 78666
       
    • Payments can also be sent via domestic wire. The following information must be included on the wire detail:
      Student Information:
      • Student Name
      • Texas State ID number
      • Semester of payment

     

    TXST Bank Information:

    Wells Fargo

    San Marcos, Texas, USA 

    Routing#: 121000248

    Beneficiary Account: 4231235600 (Wire)

    SWIFT Code: WFBIUS6S

     

    *All payments must be made in US Dollars. 

    **Please notify Student Business Services at bursar@txstate.edu with the expected wire payment amount.

    • Payments can be made at:

      Student Business Services Office
      J.C. Kellam Building, Room 188
      Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
       
    • Cash payments are not accepted. Forms of payment accepted at the payment window include personal check, cashier's check, and money order. 
    • Credit/debit card payments are not accepted at the SBS payment windows. 
    • Payments (checks only) may be placed in the depository drop box located in the lobby next to the Student Business Services Office in JCK 188.
  • Any available financial aid and scholarships will automatically apply to your account.

     

    • Financial aid and scholarships will begin to apply 10 days prior to the 1st class day of the semester. 
    • Scholarships should be delivered to the Financial Aid and Scholarship Office in JCK, 240.
    • Students with aid that covers 100% tuition, fees, room and board do not need to take action. The aid will automatically apply to your charges. Your classes will be secured.
    • If the aid is not sufficient to cover 100% of your charges, you will need to pay the total balance due or enroll in a payment plan to avoid cancellation of your classes.

     

    NOTE: Students who no longer plan to attend the semester and have a negative (-) balance on their account due to a financial aid and/or scholarship credits MUST complete an official withdrawal request with the Office of the University Registrar.

  • Tuition adjustments, such as the Texas Guaranteed Tuition Plan, will automatically apply to your account.

     

    • Approved tuition adjustments will apply to your account as they are received. 
    • The Billing and Payment site does take 24 hours to update with this information.
    • Students with a tuition adjustment that covers 100% tuition, fees, room and board do not need to take action. The tuition adjustment will automatically apply to your charges. Your classes will be secured. 
    • If the tuition adjustment is not sufficient to cover 100% of your charges, you will need to pay the total balance due or enroll in a payment plan to avoid cancellation of your classes.

     

    NOTE: Students who no longer plan to attend the semester and have a negative (-) balance on their account due to a tuition adjustment credits MUST complete an official withdrawal request with the Office of the University Registrar.