Billing Procedures
Understanding Billing and Payments
Whitman Off-Campus Studies pays the OCS program invoices directly for mandatory program fees (tuition, room, meals and other mandatory fees). Whitman then bills the student for Whitman tuition plus the program's actual room, board and other required program fees.
Students studying off campus in the fall semester will usually receive their bill in August. Students studying off campus in the spring semester will usually receive their bill in January.
Students should inform Laura Cummings in Whitman Off-Campus Studies at cumminLL@whitman.edu immediately and prior to paying the bill, if they received a bill directly from their program. Standard charges are billed through Whitman for OCS tuition, room and board. But charges for optional items, such as optional excursions, are paid directly to the program by the student.
If a student receives financial aid or a merit scholarship through Whitman College, it will automatically be credited to their student account and reduce the amount of the total bill.
If a student’s family currently uses the monthly payment plan offered by Whitman, the student may ask the Student Accounts Office to adjust the amount of the payments to reflect the cost of the off-campus study program attended. Payments are not adjusted automatically. To adjust payments, students should contact the Student Accounts Office by calling 509-527-5143 or emailing stuacct@whitman.edu.
The College reserves the right to withdraw approval for off-campus study if a student has a significant outstanding balance on their student account. Student accounts must be current prior to studying off campus. Students with questions regarding their account balance should email stuacct@whitman.edu.
- Getting Started
- Academic Planning
- OCS Policies
- Access & Affordability
- Student Voices From Around the World
- Diversity Abroad
- Passports & Visas
-
Predeparture
- Before You Go
- Academics Abroad
-
Health and Safety
- Health & Safety Basics
- Medical Insurance
- Allergies & Dietary Restrictions
- Prescription Medications
- Medical Conditions
- Disabilities
- Mental Health
- Immunizations
- Medical Examinations
- Crime Prevention Tips
- Sexual Harassment and Title IX
- Alcohol and Drugs
- Food Safety
- Traffic and Road Safety
- Local Demonstrations and Unrest
- General Safety Abroad
- Assistance from US Authorities
- Money Matters
- After Off-Campus Studies
- Faculty & Staff Resources
- Our Staff
Office of Global Programs
- Email or call to schedule a virtual advising appointment
- 509-527-4992
- Getting Started
- Academic Planning
- OCS Policies
- Access & Affordability
- Student Voices From Around the World
- Diversity Abroad
- Passports & Visas
-
Predeparture
- Before You Go
- Academics Abroad
-
Health and Safety
- Health & Safety Basics
- Medical Insurance
- Allergies & Dietary Restrictions
- Prescription Medications
- Medical Conditions
- Disabilities
- Mental Health
- Immunizations
- Medical Examinations
- Crime Prevention Tips
- Sexual Harassment and Title IX
- Alcohol and Drugs
- Food Safety
- Traffic and Road Safety
- Local Demonstrations and Unrest
- General Safety Abroad
- Assistance from US Authorities
- Money Matters
- After Off-Campus Studies
- Faculty & Staff Resources
- Our Staff
Office of Global Programs
- Email or call to schedule a virtual advising appointment
- 509-527-4992