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Bursar's Office: Tuition & Fees

Enrollment Confirmation Form: Spring 2026

The bursar’s office is the student billing and payment department. If you're attending college and have questions about how much you owe, how to pay, or whether you've received a refund check, the bursar is the place to go. This office does not handle Financial Aid (FAFSA, TN Promise/Reconnect) or Academic Records (transcripts, enrollment verification, registration).

Need Help with Tuition or Payments?

Our Tuition & Fees Consultation Portal connects you directly with the Business Office team for one-on-one support. We can help you understand your bill, explore payment plan options, resolve financial holds, and manage your college expenses with confidence.

Please note: These consultations are limited to tuition, fees, and payment-related questions. For financial aid, registration, or academic advising, please contact your Success Coach, Faculty Advisor, or the One Stop (or appropriate department).

 

A key reminder: Payment is always due by the first day of class.

Winter Term: Winter Term - Roane State Community College

Spring 2026 Important Dates

Tuesday, January 13, 2026 – First payment deadline.

Wednesday, January 14, 2026 – First purge of class schedules for non-payment. Students who complete the Enrollment Confirmation Form will receive an extension to pay their remaining balance and will not be dropped from classes.

January 14–27, 2026 – Bookstore charges available.

Monday, January 19, 2026 – MLK Holiday; administrative offices closed. This is also the last day for a 100% refund if dropping classes.

Tuesday, January 20, 2026 – Classes begin; class attendance reporting occurs January 20–26.

Tuesday, January 27, 2026 – Final payment deadline for students who confirmed enrollment.

Wednesday, January 28, 2026 – Final purge for non-payment.

January 28–30, 2026 – Reinstatements for eligible students (contact the Business Office if purged).

Friday, January 30, 2026 – Target date for refund checks of excess financial aid.

Charging Books with Financial Aid or Third Party Sponsorship

Available dates for Spring 2026: January 14–27

If you have excess financial aid, you can charge your books at the Harriman and Oak Ridge bookstores, or order them online through the Roane State Follett Bookstore website. Sponsor-issued vouchers for bookstore purchases must be used in person. To confirm the voucher amount, please have the bookstore contact the Business Office directly.

Forms

TN eCampus Book Voucher

TN eCampus books can also be charged against your excess Financial Aid. Book information can be found at the TN eCampus Bookstore.

Complete the TN eCampus Book Voucher Form and email it to BusinessOffice@roanestate.edu. The voucher must be completed in full, including all book details, preferred shipping method, selection of new or used books, and the full shipping address.

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