Student Financial Responsibility
When students register for classes, they enter into an agreement with the University of the Pacific and become responsible for all charges as they become due. Charges include, but are not limited to: tuition, fees, room and meal plans, student health insurance, bookstore charges and library fees. As part of the online registration process students are prompted to acknowledge 
financial responsibility and agree that said charges are for an educational benefit and that if they fail to satisfy their financial obligations to the University, their registration is subject to cancellation and they may forfeit their right to receive benefits provided by the University.
It is the student's responsibility to understand Pacific’s official policies concerning schedule changes, satisfactory academic progress and the financial policies of the University. It is also the student's responsibility to be aware of their account balance and financial aid information.
Even if you have not completed registration by the payment deadline, but intend to register, you must make payment by the payment deadline or you will be subject to late fees, a Financial hold and eventual cancellation.
Students who have registered for classes but decide not to attend the University are responsible for officially withdrawing with the Registrar. Failure to officially withdraw may leave you liable for full payment of tuition and fees. If there is a credit balance resulting from a payment you may request a refund, once the student account is correctly adjusted.
To ensure receipt of all University correspondence in timely manner, students must regularly check their pacific.edu email account and keep their postal address current at all times.
