A new university campaign, “Protect Your Priority,” seeks to help students navigate financial hurdles and protect their priority registration status so they can maintain their time to degree.
Students who are late on their first payment, due September 12th, will receive a call to action notice and be encouraged to work with the Office of Scholarships & Financial Aid and/or Student Accounts. Staff will provide students with support and guidance to protect their priority registration, which requires payment of their balance or an approved payment agreement through the Office of Student Accounts. If you know of students who face financial hurdles, please refer them to the Office of Scholarships & Financial Aid or the Office of Student Accounts for assistance to review available options.
Contact Info:
Justin Chase Brown
Director, Scholarships & Financial Aid
justin.brown@unl.edu
Office of Scholarships & Financial Aid, 17 Canfield, 472-2030, financialaid@unl.edu
Collette McCurdy,
Director, Student Accounts
cmccurdy2@unl.edu
Office of Student Accounts, 124 Canfield, 472-2887, studentaccounts@unl.edu
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