Does Atlantis University Offer Payment Plans for Cash Paying Students?

Does Atlantis University Offer Payment Plans for Cash Paying Students?

Payment plans are only offered to students who have completed an academic year. Arrangements will give students the option of paying 50% of the semester tuition and fees by the first day of the semester and the remaining 50% balance by the middle of the semester.

Late payments will be assessed a 6% late charge to the outstanding total balance. The university reserves the right to eliminate payment plan arrangement as a result of continuous late payments. Institutional scholarships may also be revoked.


For more specific guidance, contact the Bursar’s Office.
      bursar@atlantisuniversity.edu
      305-377-8817



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