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Beginning the Process - Your College Bill and Title IV Funds Release
Your College Bill
When you register for the first time, the college sets up a college charge account, known as CreditLine, to process your tuition and fees, other charges, credits, refunds, financial aid disbursements, and payments. The college sends bills via email (or mails paper statements upon request) and assesses charges according to the terms and conditions described in the CreditLine Plan and Account Agreement. A full description of the CreditLine Plan and Account Agreement is available at http://www.lanecc.edu/cops/cappf.htm. You are responsible for paying your account in full, even if you are sponsored by an agency, expect to receive financial aid, think that a family member will pay, or never attended the class. You cannot register for a subsequent term unless your account is paid in full.
For further information regarding your college bill, go to http://www.lanecc.edu/es/costspymnts.html.
Title IV Funds Release
Tuition and fees (institutional charges) are assessed to your account when you register. Financial aid funds will pay these institutional charges before any remaining amounts are disbursed to the student.
Lane offers financial aid students the opportunity to charge non-institutional expenses to your college bill, such as books, supplies and childcare (when a Lane Community College child care facility is used). In addition to these cost of attendance expenses, other charges, such as fines and finance charges can accumulate on your account. All financial aid students are given the opportunity to choose if they want non-institutional charges deducted from their disbursement by completing the Title IV Release Authorization in ExpressLane. If you choose not to have these charges paid by financial aid, you will be billed for these charges and will not be able to register for subsequent terms until your account is paid.
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