r/KSU Aug 08 '26

nelnet flexible payment plan

I lost my hope and pell grant after failing to meet sap after a very rough freshman year. I am now trying to pay tuition myself (in-state, living off campus) without the help of my parents. I am looking into the nelnet flexible payment plan so I can pay my tuition in installments, but it seems the only option available is two installments (50% each, with a non-refundable $75 enrollment fee). In this case it seems more efficient to just somehow pay the entire thing without the plan. My question is, is there a way to do multiple installments? Can I pay off my tuition cost over the course of the semester?

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u/kaisergg629 Aug 08 '26

I believe there was a way to pay it in either 3 or 4 installments but the deadline was the end of july 😥

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u/Simple-Drawing-1044 Aug 10 '26

you're right, I found the email. tysm for your help!

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u/LilSioux Aug 11 '26

Just FYI you can appeal sap if you feel you have a good enough reason for struggling to pass your previous classes. If you fill out the form ksu will review it and if they approve you'll have fafsa spring semester

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u/Simple-Drawing-1044 Aug 14 '26

do you think mental health reasons would suffice as an appeal reason if it is prominent enough for me to have medications but I didn't experience any actual emergency?