The GradGuard Tuition Protection Plan offers a smart and affordable way to protect your college investment in the event of a medical withdrawal. To learn more and/or enroll in the tuition insurance plan, please visit the GradGuard website.
Tuition for the Fall semester is billed in mid-July for most schools. For the Spring semester, most schools bill tuition in mid-December. For exact bill dates, please see Manage your account or Make a payment
Harvard provides several options for international students to make a payment, including wire transfers through Convera. You can review these options on our Methods of Payment page.
Harvard University does not accept credit or debit cards. To review payment options, please see Methods of Payment.
To confirm that Harvard has received your payment, you can log-in to your account and view Account Details.
You can set up other individuals as Delegates on your account. Delegates receive account notices and can make payments to your account. Please see Delegates for information about setting up this access.
To recover/reset your password or login name, please visit key.harvard.edu.
Yes. A refund is a check or direct deposit issued with funds withdrawn from your student account. To facilitate this withdrawal, refunds are "charged" to your student account.
In most situations, the refund check corresponds to a particular credit on...
Items on your student account are charged by many different departments within Harvard. These charges can only be modified or removed by the department that originally applied the charge. If you know where your charges originated, you can contact the...
If you have a credit balance on your student account, you may be eligible for a refund. You can find out who to contact to request a refund by using our refund questionnaire.
