Cashier’s Office Monthly Newsletter
Welcome to the Cashier’s Office!
Fall Timeline
o October 7th- The Cashier’s Office will be closed from 8am-10am for training.
o October 10th- The Cashier’s Office will be closed from 10am-12pm for training.
o October 21st- Financial aid expires & no longer defers tuition. Students whose aid has not disbursed and have a balance due will be assessed a $100 late payment fee
o October 28th-Deadline to pay the second payment of the half and half payment plan or if you have a VA deferment.
o October 28th- Spring 2012 schedule posted online.
Want to receive your refund faster?
Sign up for direct deposit in 4 easy steps:
1. Log into myWings, student tab
2. Select “View & Pay My Bill”
1. Click the “eRefunds” tab
2. Click “Set up Account” and enter your routing and account numbers
Have other Charges?
Federal financial aid cannot pay miscellaneous charges (such as orientation and late fees) unless you authorize us to do so. If you have charges and do not authorize, you need to pay them and your account will be placed on hold until they are paid. Your refund will also be delayed. Follow these steps to complete the authorization:
1. Log into myWings, student tab
2. Select “Student Self Service”
3. Select “Online Forms”
4. Select “Financial Aid Authorization” and follow the prompts
Ozzie’$ Tip of the Month
Use credit cards as an absolute last resort for paying for college expenses. The average college student has credit card debt of $7831, which would take 29 years to pay off at the monthly minimum of 2.5% and current interest rates. Your total interest payment would be over $11,000 in addition to the $7831 debt.
Need more assistance?
Contact us by email at
or by phone at (904) 620-2472
Lobby Hours: 8:30am- 6pm (M-Th)
8:30am-4pm (Fri.)
How much do you know about Identity Theft?
1. Don’t give anyone your Social Security, credit card, or bank information unless you know the source or have initiated the contact.
2. Don’t just throw away papers that have important account or financial information listed on them. Shred them instead.
3. Keep your credit card and ATM receipts in a safe place until you’ve paid the bill or balanced your check book.
4. Review your credit card statements and telephone bill for unauthorized charges, and report it immediately to the company.
5. If you get an unexpected email asking you to update or verify very important information, be careful. This could be a scam called “phishing”.
6. If you are a victim of identity theft, report the crime to the police immediately.
Now Take the Quiz!
1. True or False: I don’t need to report identity theft to the police, they will just know.
2. True or False: I should throw away all my receipts before I balance my checkbook.
3. True or False: It’s a good idea for me to throw away my credit card statements when I clean out my car at the gas station.
4. True or False: It’s okay to give my Social Security number to a company that I know and do business with.
5. True or False: I should never respond to an email from someone I don’t know who is asking for my personal information.
(Answers: 1.F, 2.F, 3.F, 4.T, 5.T)