All student aid funds (except Federal Work-Study) that are disbursed into the student's account will first be applied to the amount owed to NSU by the student. If the disbursed student aid funds exceed the amount owed to NSU, then a disbursement check or direct deposit will be issued to the student.
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Grants, Institutional scholarships, and Loans are applied to student accounts as funds arrive at the institution, after the add/drop period of each semester is over
- TOPS and Go Grant are applied when payment is received and disbursed about 45 days after school starts
- Third party scholarships are applied to student accounts after payment is received from billed invoice
To check on the status of your refund, follow the directions below:
- Click on www2.nsula.edu
- Follow the "Login to Student Services" link
- Enter your SSN and your PIN
- PIN = birthdate if not changed by the student
- Under Student Records click on Account Summary
- Select the current term
- Credit Balance? Refunds are generally run on Tuesday and Thursday nights
- If the amount listed on your account has a negative sign, it means you have a credit balance and a refund will be processed