Please see the Office of Student Accounts for information about payments plans, prepaid education plans, third party billing and outside scholarships.
Electronic Payments
Real-time payments are electronically processed through EaglePay using either credit card or eCheck.
Credit Card
- Enter MasterCard, American Express, VISA or Discover credit card information
- Payment Plans do not currently offer VISA as a payment option
- A non-refundable 2.85% service fee is charged for all credit card payments
- Credit card payments should not be made for balances less than 50 cents.
- For payments less than 50 cents, payment can be made at the Cashier’s Office or with your EagleOne Card.
Checking or savings account eCheck
- No Service Fees!
- Enter bank routing number and account number
- Verify with banking institution that the account is accessible for ACH processing
Outside Scholarships
We strongly encourage private scholarship donors to make their awards payable to the University of Mary Washington and mail directly to the University. If a scholarship recipient personally receives a scholarship check, that check should be forwarded to the University at the address listed below.
All private scholarships are equally divided between the Fall and Spring Semesters unless otherwise stated on the award letter or the scholarship check.
In-Person or Mailed Payments
All CASH payments and check, money order or cashier’s check payments may be made in person at the Cashier’s Office located in Lee Hall Room 206. Hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 8:00 to 5:00.
Please send mailed checks at least 7–10 business days prior to the bill due date to avoid a late payment. If more than one student from the same household is attending UMW, each invoice payment should be identified. The mailing address is:
University of Mary Washington
Cashier’s Office – Lee Hall 206
1301 College Avenue
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
Please note: All checks are deposited immediately, regardless of the date on the check.
Payment of all University education expenses is the responsibility of the student. If a student fails to pay an amount owed, state law allows the University to assess an administrative fee and late payment penalty. Further, all past-due accounts will be submitted to a private collection agency or the Attorney General’s Office for collection as well as credit bureau reporting. The University will recover all collection fees and attorney’s fees from delinquent debtors. Any student whose full account has not been settled may not receive grades or transcripts, be able to pre-register for classes, or be eligible to return to the University until the account is settled.