Class of 2015

A Community-Wide Account (CWA) is a declining-balance account that can be used to pay for goods and services at Brewer Bookstore, dining service locations, Stafford Fitness Center/Outdoor Programs, vending machines (limited to a maximum of $20 per day), and participating off-campus vendors. The CWA can also be used for payment of miscellaneous charges on a student account and for sales by student groups for apparel, registration fees, sale of tickets for campus events and donations to charities/class gifts. The minimum deposit into a CWA account is $25; maximum is $2,000.

The Financial Aid office is responsible for administration of the student employment program on campus. Some students have the opportunity to work on campus, both to earn money and to gain valuable experience. Students can refer to the Campus Employment Web site for more information.

St. Lawrence University offers a Tuition Refund Plan through A.W.G. Dewar Inc. The plan insures against the loss of tuition, room, board and fees in case a student must withdraw during the semester due to serious medical reasons. The annual cost for this insurance is approximately $362. More information is available at www.collegerefund.com.

If you have questions about your student bill, contact the Student Financial Services Office at 315-229-5581 or e-mail sfs@stlawu.edu. The office is located on the third floor of the Sullivan Student Center, room 315. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

Payments may be made by check and sent to our lockbox facility. Checks should be made payable to St. Lawrence University and mailed as follows:

TMS Billing Services
P.O. Box 842748
Boston, MA 02284-2748

To ensure proper posting of payments, the top portion of the bill should be submitted with the payment.

Scholarship checks and other correspondence should be mailed directly to the University as follows:

St. Lawrence University
SFS, SC 315
23 Romoda Drive
Canton, NY 13617

The cost of student health insurance for the 2012-2013 year is $1,415.00 for non-athletes, and $1,768.00 for athletes.

Bills for the fall semester will be available online in July; an e-mail will be sent to the student’s St. Lawrence email address when the bill is available. Payment due date is August 10. The bills will reflect financial aid awarded to eligible students if required documents have been submitted. (Bills for the spring semester will be available online in December with January 10 as the payment due date). The first bill of each semester will also be mailed to the students at their home addresses.

As a residential university, St. Lawrence requires its students to live and eat on campus during each semester. We operate our own dining service, one of the most student-oriented dining services in the country. Catering to your needs is our prime objective and we truly want to satisfy you. We offer wholesome, nutritious, home style, traditional meals as well as fast food and convenience store foods for those who prefer them. We also provide a variety of local, organic and vegan items.