Ways to Pay
Once you register for your courses, you’re almost ready for the semester. The next step is to secure your classes by making a plan to pay your tuition by the due date using one or more of the following options:
- Self-pay
- Payment plan
- Financial aid
- Military and veterans education benefits
- Third-party authorization
Begin researching how you want to fund your education right away and then start the process as early as you can to avoid last minute time crunches around deadlines.
Self-pay
- Pay online in your Student Center using a debit/credit card or checking/savings account.
- Make an international payment online via Convera GlobalPay for Students—options including bank transfer, credit, or debit card or eWallet
- Pay in person at your campus using a debit/credit card, cash, or check
- Pay by phone at 480-731-8800 using debit/credit card
- Pay through the mail by check
Payment Plan
Signing up for a payment plan allows you to make smaller, more manageable monthly tuition payments during the semester. You must set up your payment plan before your tuition due date. Payment options are specific to each student's class schedule and the date the plan is established.
International payment plans are available via Convera GlobalPay for Students—options including bank transfer, credit, or debit card or eWallet.
Military and Veterans Education Benefits
VA Education Benefits help cover the cost of tuition and fees for service members, veterans, and eligible dependents. Those on active duty may be eligible to use Tuition Assistance (TA). Visit the Benefits for Veterans and Active Duty page for more detailed information about tuition benefits, tuition assistance, and tuition deferment.
Third-party Authorizations
A Third-Party Tuition Authorization is a written document notifying your college that an outside organization or agency (third party) will pay part or all of your college tuition and fees. If the organization or agency does not pay the authorized amount, you will be responsible for the balance.