Make a Payment
Pay Online Via MyÂ鶹´«Ã½Fox
- Sign into your MyÂ鶹´«Ã½Fox account at .
- From your student homepage, click "Financial Account".
- On the left, click on "Make a Payment" to open the payment page.
- On the overview page, you can see the amount owed by term, the option to pay for future charges, and a way to give someone else permission to make payments for you. To proceed to make a payment for one of the semesters listed, click "Make a Payment" on the left or bottom right.
- You must update the amount you want to pay. If a balance exists in more than one semester, select the terms you intend to pay (on the left) and update the amounts on the right. (Semesters in the future will not be displayed until charges have been assessed for that semester – typically mid-July for fall, mid-November for spring and mid-March for summer.) Please note, the amount reflected is the total balance charged. Caution: If you have financial aid pending, you will need to reduce the amount paid.
- Click "Checkout", in the bottom right corner.
- Enter a memo or check number if desired. This note is for your use. It will print on your receipt, but it is not used by our office.
- Click "Continue".
- Follow the remaining prompts using bank account information (no additional fee) or credit/debit card (a 2.95% web servicing fee is added). We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. Select the box the “Save card for future use.” If your payment method is saved, the office can process a payment for you by phone.
- For international payments, choose "International Payment" and follow the prompts to select a foreign transaction option.
- See this brochure on Student Payments and " International Payments" below for more information.
NOTE: We recommend using Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome as your web browser. If you receive an error message while attempting to make a payment, your internet browser settings may need to be adjusted. Under your browser's settings you will need to enable cookies. Once enabled, clear the browser's cache and reload MyÂ鶹´«Ã½Fox.
Authorize a Parent or Other Person to Pay on Your Account
- Sign into your MyÂ鶹´«Ã½Fox account at .
- From your student homepage, click on "Financial Account".
- On the left, click on "Make a Payment" to open the payment page.
- On the left, click on "My Account".
- On the Overview page, scroll down and click on "Send a Payer Invitation".
- On the right, fill in the information of the payee and click on "Send Invitation".
- A system-generated email will be sent to the designated email address along with instructions on how to set up their account and make payments.
- After being added in MyÂ鶹´«Ã½Fox, parents and other .
Pay by Mail (check or money order)
Student Accounts414 N. Meridian #6129
Newberg, OR 97132
Pay in Person (cash, check or money order)
Newberg CampusStudent Accounts
Edward Stevens Center, first floor
International Payments
Payment Instructions
- Log into
- Go to the "Financial Account" tile on your Student Homepage
- Click "Make a Payment"
- Then follow these step-by-step instructions
Why Convera?
Convera was chosen by Â鶹´«Ã½ Fox University to give you a simple, reliable way to pay. This allows you to pay in your home currency, either online or by bank transfer, with competitive exchange rates, and takes the stress and uncertainty out of paying for your tuition. Foreign currency payments are processed online through MyÂ鶹´«Ã½Fox. Please see above for payment instructions.
What Are the Benefits?
- Pay student expenses in your local currency
- Avoid fees and costly international foreign exchange charges from your bank
- Track payments and receive status updates by text and email
- Pay easily with multiple language options
- Get price and payment options up front with a price comparison tool
- Know precisely how much you owe so payments arrive in full
- Gain peace of mind by using our preferred payment system
Please advise that Â鶹´«Ã½ Fox University does not accept overpayments for international payments. Please transfer only the amount due on your student account to avoid payment delays.