Billing Information
Learn more about Merrimack College billing.
When will bills be available?
Fall Statements are available online through the Student Account Center in July. Spring Statements are available through the Student Account Center in December.
How do I access my bill?
Merrimack is an electronic billing institution. All student billing information is available online via the Student Account Center (SAC). Students should sign into the SAC via MyMack and then invite whoever will be assisting with managing their bill to share access. The SAC will provide access to billing statements, the ability to make online payments and enroll in an optional monthly payment plan. All authorized users will receive an email notification regarding billing updates.
When are bills due?
The payment or acceptable payment arrangement due date will be on your statement
How do I pay my bill?
Acceptable payment arrangements include an up-to-date payment plan or a certified loan through an outside alternative loan option. Payment plans can be set up with our partner Cashnet powered by Transact by logging into the Student Account Center (SAC).
Contact the Warrior One Stop with any questions regarding acceptable payment arrangements at [email protected] or 978-837-5599.
Can I enroll in a payment plan?
Merrimack College is pleased to offer interest-free payment plans through Cashnet. The payment plan enables students to pay on a monthly basis. Students have the option of up to six payments per semester, depending on when they enroll. These plans are available to students for an enrollment fee of $55 per semester. Payment plans can be set up by logging into the Student Account Center (SAC).
What payment plan options do I have and when are the payments due?
Students and families can enroll in plans ranging from 4 months to 6 months. Payments are due on the 15th of each month. As a reminder payment arrangements should be in place by the initial due date.
| Fall Semester | First Payment | Final Payment |
| 6 month | June 15 | November 15 |
| 5 month | July 15 | November 15 |
| 4 month | August 15 | November 15 |
| Spring Semester | First Payment | Final Payment |
| 6 month | December 15 | May 15 |
| 5 month | January 15 | May 15 |
| 4 month | February 15 | May 15 |
Below is an example of what the monthly payment would be for each plan for a family enrolling a $10,000 balance:
| Payment Plan Type | Balance Enrolled | Monthly Payment |
| 6 month | $10,000 | $1666.66 |
| 5 month | $10,000 | $2000.00 |
| 4 month | $10,000 | $2500.00 |
What methods can I use to pay my bill?
1. E-Check/Credit Card
Merrimack College has entered into a partnership with Cashnet to provide e-check and credit-card processing.
Payment via e-check is processed at no cost to the payer.
For those who prefer to use a credit card when making payment, a nonrefundable convenience fee – typically 2% to 3.5% of the amount of payment – will be charged by the servicer to the cardholder at the time of payment. Credit-card payments can be paid using MasterCard, Visa, Discover or American Express. Any tuition payment made with a credit card must be processed through Cashnet.
Note: E-check and credit-card payments can only be processed through Cashnet. The Warrior One Stop cannot process these forms of payment by phone or in person.
2. Check
Payment by check will be accepted at the Warrior One Stop and should be made payable to Merrimack College:
Merrimack College, Warrior One Stop
315 Turnpike St.
North Andover, MA 01845
3. Cash
Payments by cash will be accepted at the Warrior One Stop:
Merrimack College, Warrior One Stop
315 Turnpike St.
North Andover, MA 01845
4. International Student Payments
Merrimack College has partnered with Flywire to streamline the tuition-payment process for international students which can be accessed through Cashnet.
Late Payments
Please note that a late-payment penalty of $125 will be assessed to any account that is not paid in full or does not have an acceptable payment arrangement in place by the due date.
Financial Holds
Merrimack College may place a financial hold on a student’s account if they do not pay their fees in full or they do not have an acceptable payment arrangement in place by the due date. This hold prevents students from registering for courses. To lift the hold, the student must pay any outstanding balance.
