Disbursem*nt - UTSA One Stop (2024)

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What does disbursem*nt 1 mean? ›

What does disbursem*nt mean? Disbursem*nt means the payment of money. Disbursem*nt is how your financial aid or scholarship award (money) is paid to you.

Once you see “General Refund Account” on Rowdy Pay, it takes 2-3 business days to receive your refund if you signed up for direct deposit, otherwise it will take 5-7 business days for a check to be mailed. If you owed a prior balance, your refund will be held at Fiscal Services.

In order to receive a 100% tuition and fee refund for your courses, you must withdraw before the first day of classes.

A portion of a federal student loan that the school pays out by applying the funds to the student's school account or by paying the borrower directly. Students generally receive their federal student loans in more than one disbursem*nt.

If you have financial aid remaining after the college applies it to your tuition and other required expenses, it will disburse the remainder to you. Schools must issue the remaining amount to you within 14 days unless you authorize your school to keep the money to pay for future charges.

Disbursem*nt–or payment disbursem*nt–is the delivery of payment from a business's bank account to a third party's bank account. The disbursem*nt meaning refers to a range of payment types, including cash, electronic funds transfer, checks, and more.

Students can expect to receive disbursem*nt, if eligible, within 10 days of the start date of summer courses. disbursem*nts occur approximately every 3 weeks throughout the year for students not meeting the Award Notification Dates above. Direct Loan disbursem*nts prior to the 2nd Pell Grant payment.

Grants are gift funds that do not require repayment. A student's financial aid offer will include grant funds whenever guidelines and funding levels permit. Priority for grants is given to students that meet the priority deadline on January 15.

Questions and some documents can be submitted to onestop@utsa.edu by email. Generally, you'll receive a response within 3-5 business days, but during peak season, please allow 8 business days.

Six-Drop Policy

Under Section 51.907 of the Texas Education Code, “an institution of higher education may not permit a student to drop more than six courses, including any course a transfer student has dropped at another institution of higher education.”

Is dropping a class bad for financial aid? ›

If, after dropping a class, you still have enough credit hours to maintain the enrollment requirement, it won't affect your financial aid eligibility. However, if you fall short of the minimum credit hours required to maintain enrollment, you'll lose your financial aid eligibility.

Disbursem*nts can take anywhere from one day to five days. Three days is a common term for electronic transfers from one consumer's bank account to another's. Often, these are business days/week days, though—so depending on how the dates fall, a three-day disbursem*nt might actually take five days.

A positive disbursem*nt happens when you create a credit in an account. Negative disbursem*nt occurs when there's a debit. For example, a business might overpay for a service, then receive a reimbursem*nt of funds. That refund is recorded as a negative disbursem*nt.

If you have already received the loan funds, you have up to 120 days after the date of disbursem*nt to cancel all or part of your loan and return the funds yourself to the U.S. Department of Education. Contact your Direct Loan Servicer for guidance on how and where to return your loan money.

Disbursem*nt is a cash outflow either to make a purchase or for any other transaction. It means paying the money and an actual transfer from one bank account to another.

First Disbursem*nt means the first disbursem*nt of funds from the Escrow Account to the Issuer, in an amount not materially exceeding the aggregate of (i) the purchase price and any related transaction costs in relation to the Acquisition of the first Target Company to be acquired, (ii) the amount of any existing debt ...