Paying Your Bill - Undergraduate Students
There are several options available for making payments on your account. All bills are paid through myLipscomb.
Lipscomb University uses the TouchNet system to manage student accounts, which can be accessed through myLipscomb. Once you’re enrolled and ready to make a payment, you may do so or sign up for a payment plan using TouchNet. Contact the Business Office for assistance with paying your bill.
If you do not complete payment, you are at risk of having your schedule dropped. There are deadlines each semester by which you must have either paid in full or set up a payment plan:
- Summer: May 1
- Fall: August 1
- Spring: December 1
Tuition Payment Plans
TouchNet is a state-of-the-art, secure, and convenient way to pay for tuition and fees. TouchNet offers monthly payment plans for checking/savings accounts, and families can make one-time payments using a bank account, Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express.
Fall Term Options | Spring Term Options |
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5-Month Payment Plan: June – October | 5-Month Payment Plan: November – March |
4-Month Payment Plan: July – October | 4-Month Payment Plan: December – March |
3-Month Payment Plan: August - October | 3-Month Payment Plan: January – March |
All payment plans have a $60 enrollment fee per semester that is due when signing up for the plan. Monthly payments will automatically draft on the due dates. Any past due amounts are subject to a $40 late payment fee. Any returned payments are subject to a $30 returned payment fee. All plans are set up for automatic monthly payments, drafting on the 25th of each month.
Paying by 529?
A 529 plan is a tax-advantaged savings plan, formally known as a "Qualified Tuition Program," designed to help families save for future education expenses, including college, graduate school, and even K-12 tuition.
Lipscomb University uses Backpack to receive 529 payments electronically. The platform is free to use, and payments are directly integrated with our Cashier’s Office, so we’re notified the moment your transfer is initiated.
When families request payments through a 529 plan’s website, the funds are typically mailed as paper checks to the school. Checks can introduce delays, errors, and added manual work for both families and university staff. Studies show that nearly 1 in 3 families using paper checks for tuition will face a payment issue at some point.
To avoid any issues, we ask that all families using a 529 plan use Backpack to submit their tuition payments electronically.