• WSU communicates student tuition and fee billing information electronically using eBill.
• Registered students can access their eBill statement by logging in to Academica.
• New eBill statements are prepared on the first business day of each month and available for student viewing and printing online a day later.
• A notification is sent to each student's WSU email address when a new eBill is available online. The email notification will include a greeting, some information about the billing statement and a link to Academica where the new eBill is available. No sensitive student information will be in the email notification.

Students may set a preference in the WSU Broadcast Messaging Service to also receive an eBill notice via text message to a cell phone or instant message to a personal computer. Broadcast messaging is available through Academica under WSU Resources.

How to view your eBill

To view your eBill statement online, log in to Academica using your WSU AccessID and password.

1. Log in to Academica.
2. Select the Student tab
3. In the Resources section, select Student Resources
4. Select Financial Records
   1. Select eBill Statement & Payment History
   2. Select the All tab
   1. The most recent statement information should be in the drop down menu
   2. Select View Statement and a separate window with the pdf file will open

eBill Posting Schedule for Main Campus

eBill Posting Schedule for School of Medicine

Payment information

• The eBill balance due will not change as payments are made because the bill is static. All activity on the eBill is presented as of the bill date; payments and/or registration transactions after the bill date will display on subsequent eBills.
• To see a recent payment, click the "Statement and Payment History" link in Academica.
• To review all payments and charges, click on the Student tab in Academica, then on "Financial Records," then click on "Bill/Account Summary."
• Charges not paid by the eBill due date are subject to the following penalties:
  • All academic records will be placed on hold until the account balance is cleared.
  • Denial of future semester registration.
  • Unpaid accounts will be referred for collections, where students will pay all collection fees and reasonable attorney fees if Wayne State University must take action to recover any past-due amounts owed to the university.
  • Wayne State University will report delinquent account activity to three national credit bureaus.

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