Every student must pay the total cost of tuition and fees during registration. They are responsible for the total cost of tuition, even if they do not attend classes, their scholarship, and/or sponsorship is canceled, or if a withdrawal is requested.
The University grants the privilege to defer 50% of the total cost to students who choose not to pay in full. Deferred payments are due thirty (30) days after the beginning of the term and involve an additional cost. The registration validation process is not complete until the student has paid the total cost or 50% of the tuition and fees. The registration validation process can be completed through the Polytechnic University portal at https://mypoly.pupr.edu or in person. The student is responsible for verifying and tracking enrollment, add/drops, and deferment payment dates, and taking the necessary steps to comply with these requirements.
Students who have requested financial and/or veteran benefits must consult either with the financial aid office or the Institution’s Veterans Representative located in the Registrar’s office prior to the completion of the registration process.
Students receiving sponsors’ benefits should contact the Bursar’s Office and submit relevant evidence to determine the corresponding registration cost according to the benefits received.
Payments of tuition and fees, and outstanding balances, can be made:
Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico reserves the right to revise policies, tuition fees, and other costs.
Financial Delinquency
If a student does not meet their financial obligations within the stipulated dates, the Collection Policy of Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico states that:
Inactive students may be granted a Payment Plan to pay off their outstanding balances. This agreement with Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico is held in association with United Credit Bureau. If students fail to comply with the payment plan, they may be referred to legal divisions or collection agencies. Students referred to a legal division or collection agency will be charged additional fees.
Sponsored Students are also subject to the policies mentioned above, even if the outstanding balance is the Sponsor’s.
The Bursar’s Office is responsible for complying with the refund policy established by the Institution. These policies take into consideration institutional and current federal regulations. The student must request a drop/withdrawal in accordance with the Academic Calendar for the refund to be applied. The policies will be applied as follows for any withdrawal (partial or total) requested by a student:
Institutional refund policy
For any withdrawal (partial or total) requested by a student
Regular Term – 12 Weeks (FALL, WINTER, AND SPRING)
Period of Term Percentage of Refund
During the Regular Registration Process, 100%
During the first and second week of classes in each term, * 100%
Census Date calculated on the last day of week 2**
During the third week of classes through the withdrawal deadline of each term
(W grade will be assigned) 0.00%
* Charges will apply. **Census date is the cutoff date for aid calculation.
Summer Term – 6 Weeks (June and July)
Period of Term Percentage of Refund
During the regular registration process, 100%
During the first week of classes in each term, * 100%
During the next 3 days of classes*
Census Date calculated on the last day of week 1**
During the second week of classes, the withdrawal deadline of each term
(W grade will be assigned) 0.00%
June Term or July Term – 3 Weeks each
Percentage of Refund
During the regular registration process, 100%
During the first 1 day of classes, 100%
Census Date calculated on the 3rd day of classes*
After the 2nd day of classes, through the withdrawal deadline of each term, 0.00%
* Charges will apply
* General Fees are non-refundable.
** Census date is the cutoff date for aid calculation.
Document FA 1.1 y FA 1.2
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Do you need more information regarding the Bursar or Financial Services at Polytechnic University, Orlando Campus? Feel free to contact Ms. Danna Fonseca, Bursar Officer, at 407-677-7000 ext. 807 or dfonseca@pupr.edu.
Do you need more information regarding the Financial Aid Programs and Procedures at Polytechnic University, Orlando Campus? Feel free to contact Ms. Ileana Díaz, Financial Aid Officer, at 407-677-7000 ext. 806 or idiaz@pupr.edu.