Employer Reimbursement Deferments
Students who are entitled to reimbursement of tuition from their employers may request an Employer Reimbursement Deferment (ERD) plan. This would allow the student to pay a portion of their bill by the assigned due date (as a down payment), and pay the rest by an assigned date below (KU determined - not personalized). The ERD plan must be utilized to take advantage of this opportunity.
winter 26 / spring 26 plans open only when charges show
Winter 2026 ERD plan open now!
Students interested in an Employer Reimbursement Deferment will now set up an ERD Payment Plan. This will require the student to enter their total costs due for the semester/session desired. The plan will calculate a down payment. The balance remaining due will show with a deferred due date (this is not personalized by student or employer). The due dates are below based on the semester. The student can pay the deferred balance BY the due date or the payment method used for the down payment will be used ON the due date.
Detailed Instructions to setting up an ERD plan can be found here.
Process:
- Student will navigate to MyKU > Student Account card > Payment Dashboard.
- Make note of the total costs due for the semester/session so you know what to set up the ERD plan for. Make a Payment > Pay By Term will show you this easily.
- If you plan on adding more classes - we can help you estimate the costs for your set up needs to avoid adjustments and additional payments later.
- If your bill changes due to adding courses - contact us for assistance as you will need to pay the portion due for each course you are enrolled in for the ERD plan to be valid.
- Entorll in a Payment Plan - select this on the Payment Dashboard - select the ERD plan.
- Payment Plan Balance - Enter the amount due for the semester/session, from step 1.
- Click Update Schedule (twice) for the down payment to be calculated.
- Make the payment
- NOTE - the payment method used for the down payment will also be used for the final payment ON the due date if not paid BY the due date..
- Due date - This is when the plan will charge the deferred remaining balance due.
- Automatic payment is required.
Paying before the due date? You MUST select the Installment Payment option so it applies to the plan; otherwise the plan will not recognize the payment and still proceed to charge the final balance on the plan.
details:
- Proof of benefit - no longer required each semester. However, you may be randomly selected to verify your entitlement to tuition reimbursement with your employer.
- Undergraduate students - contact our office should this be needed, proof of benefit may be requested.
- Balance Adjustments - Should your charges change after the plan has been set up (such as adding more credits or inclusive access fees were added) - you will need to update your plan and pay the portion that would be due on the difference. If not updated to cover your full amount due- the plan may be cancelled. Contact us for assistance!
- If inclusive access fees are added, you can simply choose to pay them by clicking make a payment and proceed for that exact amount. Do not use installment payment in this case.
- ERD Plan payments - when paying the ERD plan before the automatic payment date, be sure to select Installment Plan payment - if you do not do so, your auto payment will still process as the plan does not know about aid or external payments..
MyKU > Student Accounts card > Payment Dashboard.
Balance Due dates by semester
The balance of the deferred plan after the down payment, is due as follows for each semester. The day afer this due date your auto payment will process. Remember if you choose to pay before the due date - select Installment Payment - or it will not update the plan.
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- Fall deferment balance due date is Jan. 30; auto pay will process Feb 1
- Winter deferment balance due date is Feb. 27; auto pay will process Mar 1
- Spring deferment balance due date is Sept. 30; auto pay will process Oct 1
- Summer deferment balance due date is Sept. 30; auto pay will process Oct 1
helpful hints
- Accounts must be in good standing to use the ERD plan.
- If the auto payment is returned for any reason, a fee of $25 will be applied to the account, as well as a hold placed on the account. Late fees of $50 a month will apply for up to 3 months before placement at the PA State Attorney General's office for collection efforts.
- Statements - the on demand statements work great for your reimbursement requests - however you may want to save one of them with your schedule on it.
- Transcripts - request your transcript right after grades post so you have no delay in your reimbursement request with your employer. If your account has a hold added, this will block transcripts in most cases.
More Questions? Please contact Student Accounts - studentaccounts@kutztown.edu