Thomas University’s Student Accounts Office is dedicated to helping students understand their student account. We can assist with questions about tuition, fees and refunds as well as determining whom to contact to correct errors on your account. We are here to help! Additionally, your account information is available 24/7 on your Hawklink account.
Contact Us
Student AccountsStudent Service Building D1501 Millpond Rd.Thomasville, GA 31792
Total charges for each semester (tuition, fees, etc.) net of applied financial aid and other credits must be paid by the end of the first week of classes each semester. For students receiving financial aid, be sure your paperwork is complete with the Financial Aid Office prior to the first day of classes.
+How Can I Make A Payment
The University accepts cash, personal checks, money orders, cashier’s checks and credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover). You can also settle your account by signing up for Thomas University’s Payment Plan (TUPP) See details below. Payments can be mailed to:Student Accounts Thomas University 1501 Millpond Road Thomasville, GA 31792
To make online payments, log in to Hawklink accountand go to My Ledger. There is a button to make online payments.
+Thomas University Payment Plan
The TUPP is a sensible alternative to paying education expenses. It allows for smaller payments that more closely match your budget needs. Some of the TUPP features include:
Four-payment plans are available for fall and spring semesters as well as a three-payment plan for summer semester.
No credit approval is required.
There is a $35 plan enrollment fee.
Payment plans are available for all semesters, but the student must apply for the payment plan each semester. Students must satisfy their current payment plan according to its terms before being allowed to register for the upcoming semester. When a plan is set up, monthly payments are due on the 15th of each month with the down payment due upon sign-up.
Payment Plan Schedules
Fall 4 Payments
Spring 4 Payments
Summer 3 payments
First day of classes
First day of classes
First day of classes (May)
September 15
February 15
June 15
October 15
March 15
July 15
November 15
April 15
Payment Plan Enrollment
Students can log on to their Hawklink account. via the Portal once they have registered to review their billing statement for the semester.
Go to “My Ledger” under the Administrative Services tab to view you student balance.
If your financial aid is wrong – contact the Office of Financial Aid at (229) 584-2460.
If your tuition and fees are wrong – contact the Student Accounts at (229) 227.2461.
+Refunds
All charges net of any applied financial aid and other credits on the student’s account are final at 5:00 p.m. the last day of Drop/Add. Refunds can occur only from adjustments to classes made during Drop/Add or from student loans. Consequently, the Student Accounts Office cannot confirm a refundable amount until after the Drop/Add period concludes. If a loan applied to a student’s account creates a refundable amount, no refund to the student is made until funds have been received by the University and student refunds are processed.
The Student Accounts Office disburses refunds within 14 days of receiving the funds from the lending agency. You can confirm the availability of your requested refund by checking your account on Hawklink. If the line item “Student Refund” appears on your ledger, the date associated with that line item is the date the refund will be ready.
You may request that the Student Accounts Office mail your check to you. Please send that request via email along with confirmation of your mailing address and the last four numbers of your Social Security Number to student .accounts@thomasu.edu. The best way to receive your refund is for Direct Deposit. You can sign up for Direct Deposit in HawkLink.
+Withdrawals
If a student withdraws from a class or classes after the drop/add deadline, no refund of tuition or fee is granted. Please check with the office of Financial Aid to determine if your withdrawal will adversely affect your student account.
