Student Bill

Your monthly bill includes tuition, fees, housing and meals. It may also include textbooks, parking, health center charges, athletic tickets and other on-campus NCard purchases.

Availability & Due Date

Your bill is available monthly in MyRED by the 25th and due the 12th of the following month. You'll receive an email from Husker Hub when your bill is available to view online.

Past Due Date Holds

A $35 late fee is assessed if you are unable to pay your bill by the due date as well as a past due balance hold. Past due balance holds may prevent some University services, including enrolling in courses for future semesters. NCard charging privileges may also be on hold until the account is current. The account must be brought current to have this hold removed.

How to Access Your Bill

You can access your student bill from anywhere, anytime. All consolidated bill statements are available through MyRED.

1. Log in to MyRED.
2. Select “View Bill” from the Student Accounts tab.
3. View your current or past bills by selecting a red Invoice ID number.

Account Activity in MyRED

When you log into MyRED and open the Student Accounts tab, you’ll see a Current Balance box showing what you owe now and a Payment Due amount that indicates what must be paid by the next due date. To view a detailed, real-time breakdown of all charges, payments, credits, and refunds, select Account Activity.

Account Activity provides a running record of every transaction on your student account. Because some charges are added before the official bill is generated, your overall balance may include items that do not yet appear on a billing statement. The Payment Due amount reflects what must be paid by the billing deadline to keep your account in good standing.

How Tuition and Fees Are Assessed

The charges you see in Account Activity are based on how tuition and fees are assessed at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. All students are charged a resident tuition component. Students classified as nonresidents are also assessed a nonresident tuition differential, which is an additional charge added to resident tuition. Together, these two lines make up the total tuition for nonresident students.

Some colleges assess additional tuition per credit hour to support higher instructional costs, such as in engineering, business, and architecture programs. In addition to tuition, all students are charged centralized university fees that support technology, student services, and campus facilities. Course-specific fees may also appear for certain classes, labs, or programs such as music, art, or laboratory-based courses.

More information is available at https://studentaccounts.unl.edu/billing/charges/.