How to pay your UT Austin tuition bill
Spring 2027 payment deadlines
Spring classes start Jan 11. Dates are from UT’s 2026–27 academic calendar.
- Spring bills sent · Emailed as an eBillNov 17, 2026
- First deadline, undergraduates · 5 p.m. Pay the minimum, or all of itJan 5, 2027
- First deadline, graduate and law · 5 p.m.Jan 14, 2027
- Pay the rest, or go on installments · 5 p.m., the 12th class day. Added classes are due 11:59 p.m.Jan 27, 2027
- Final payment · 11:59 p.m. for any balance leftMar 16, 2027
What it costs to pay
These are UT’s fall 2026 amounts. Check My Tuition Bill for spring.
- Minimum to confirm, Texas residents · Or pay in full, or use aid$1,500
- Minimum to confirm, nonresidents · Or pay in full, or use aid$5,000
- Installment plan fee · Charged automatically if you don’t pay in full on the 12th class day$15
- Late fee after the final deadline · Plus a registration hold$25
- Paying by card · Non-refundable convenience fee. eCheck and bank transfer are the other online options2.3%
Where do I pay my UT tuition bill?In My Tuition Bill, signed in with your EID.
Pay online at My Tuition Bill with a card, eCheck, or bank transfer. To see what you owe, sign in with your EID, and check What I Owe under Important Information in MyUT.
You can also pay at the Cashier’s Office in Main Building Room 8, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. It takes checks, money orders, and cash, but not cards. Parents and guardians can pay through UT’s eproxy site.
Can I pay UT tuition in installments?Yes. Pay $1,500 (Texas) or $5,000 (nonresident) first.
Pay at least $1,500 if you’re a Texas resident or $5,000 if you’re not, and the rest is due on the 12th class day. If you don’t pay it then, UT puts you on an installment plan automatically and charges $15.
For spring 2027, the 12th class day is Jan 27 and the last installment is due March 16. Installments aren’t available for summer sessions.
What happens if I don’t pay UT tuition on time?UT can drop your classes, add a $25 late fee, and hold your registration.
If you don’t confirm by the first deadline, UT can cancel your registration and drop you from your classes. If you miss the final deadline, UT charges a $25 late fee and puts a hold on your registration until you pay in full.
Holds that add up to more than $1,000 also keep you from registering, and you have to clear all of them before you get a diploma. If you’re stuck, ask Texas One Stop at (512) 232-6988 or onestop@utexas.edu before the deadline.
Do I still have to do anything if financial aid covers my bill?Yes. Click Pay with Financial Aid, or Confirm Attendance.
If aid covers your bill, open My Tuition Bill, click View Bill, and choose Pay with Financial Aid before the deadline. If your bill is $0, click Confirm Attendance instead.
UT releases aid about a week before classes start, so your bill can show a balance until then.
SourcesTexas One Stop and the Registrar
Checked November 12, 2026. Steps and fees come from Texas One Stop. Spring 2027 dates come from the Registrar’s 2026–27 calendar.