Welcome to Student Accounts.  

Our office is responsible for charging your tuition, fees and housing. We can process your payments, cash personal checks up to $10, and answer questions about your billing statement. 

Marty Povondra, Student Accounts Manager 

Phone: 402.552.3426 

E-mail: povondramarty@clarksoncollege.edu  

Nikita Baskin, Student Financial Services Representative 

Phone: 402.552.2749 

E-mail: baskinnikita@clarksoncollege.edu  

Tuition Payment 

Tuition Due Date: Due by the end of the third week of Classes. 

Upon registering for classes, a student becomes financially responsible for all tuition, housing (if applicable) and fees charges. Student account balances must be paid in full, or a payment plan submit­ted to the Student Accounts Manager before the third week of the semester. It is the student's responsibility to make appropriate payment arrangements and payments on time. 

Billing Statements 

Clarkson College tuition and fees billing statements are available through IQ. Web. It is the student's responsibility to view his or her statement and pay the account balance by the end of the third week of the semester. Statements will not be mailed to students. More Information>>  

Late Payments: Failure to comply with this payment policy may result in assessment of up to four late payment fees per semester to the student's account and/or the student being dropped from classes. 

Please see Tuition and Fees Quick Links to the right. 

Clarkson College accepts cash, checks, credit cards, money orders and cashier's checks for payment of tuition, fees and housing charges. Personal checks returned due to insufficient funds or a closed account will be assessed a processing fee. Students are required to make any subsequent payments to Clarkson College with cash, money order or a cashier's check. 

Online Credit Card Payments 

Student tuition and fees account payments may be made online with a credit card. More Information>>  

Payment Options:  Clarkson College offers payment plan options to all students.  Enrollment in a payment plan must be submitted to the Student Accounts Manager each semester before the tuition payment due date.  

• Deferred Payment Plan - Payments are made in 3 equal payments.
• COPPER Plan - For employees of The Nebraska Medical Center.

Please see Account Payments Quick Links to the right. 

A student should contact the Student Accounts Manager if they are eligible for tuition assistance from a source outside of Clarkson College, such as Veterans' Administration, the student's employer, Workforce Development or Vocational Rehabilitation. Billing statements from Clarkson College will be mailed to any agency that will make payments on the student's behalf. However, before any account information can be shared with an outside party, the student must first complete a Release of Information form and submit it to the Student Accounts Manager. 

Partnership Tuition Rate Information (PDF format)  

(For employees of The Nebraska Medical Center and Partners) 

Partnership Verification Form (PDF format)  

(For employees of The Nebraska Medical Center and Partners) 

Please see Tuition Assistance Quick Links to the right. 

In accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), information cannot be released to or discussed with anyone other than the student unless the student provides Clarkson College with a completed Information Release Form. The release form allows the student to designate to whom Clarkson College can release student information.    

Please see FERPA Quick Links to the right. 

Expecting Financial Aid: Financial aid (scholarships, grants and loans) will be applied to student accounts beginning 10 days prior to the start of each term. Federal Stafford Loan borrowers have 14 days from the day the loan is credited to the account to cancel the loan. Please call our office if you are considering canceling your student loan.  

Please see Financial Aid Quick Links to the right. 

The IRS allows you to deduct different expenses and provides tax breaks or tax credits. We have provided some resources and links to help you claim education tax credits and deductions. Consult your financial, tax or other advisor for more information. 

Please see Important Tax Information Quick Links to the right.