WU-View: Washburn's online payment portal

The most convenient way to pay online is with a debit card.  There is no waiting for account validation, no service fee is charged by the processor, and a Business Office hold can be lifted if the balance is paid in full.  For debit card transactions, please note that daily transaction limits on your bank account may restrict the amount that can be paid.  Contact your bank to increase your daily limit if you feel the transaction will exceed your limit.  Debit cards can only be used for online payments if a Visa or Mastercard logo is on the front of the card.

Electronic checks (webchecks) can also be used without a service fee, but holds will not be lifted for 7 to 10 days to allow time for the payment to clear the bank. Beginning in March 2021, banks require ACH validation of any newly entered checking account before it can be used for payment. This delays the ability to make an initial webcheck payment by approximately a week. Keep this in mind when planning to use checking accounts for payments and set up the account early enough for the validation to process. This change will not affect checking accounts set up as a saved payment method prior to March 2021 or those accounts that have been validated.

Online credit card payments run through a separate payment processor, TouchNet PayPath.  Keep in mind that all credit card payments will incur a non-refundable service fee charged by the processor. Please review the Credit Card Policy for more information on the fee percentage for online credit card payments.

Click on the "Making a Payment" page for more payment options.

A term-based payment plan allows term charges to be spread out over three or four payments (two or three in Summer), as well an option for setting up automatic payments from a bank account (webcheck or signature debit card) or credit card (convenience fees will apply). Go to the Payment Plans menu to see all plans currently available.

Step-by-step instructions

Refunds to the student account can be automatically deposited to a bank account, avoiding the need to come to the cashier window to pick up a check. From the home page, go to the "Electronic Refunds" link on the right to set up an account for direct deposit.

Students must set up the direct deposit account.  Authorized users cannot set up a direct deposit account on behalf of the student.

Beginning in March 2021, banks require ACH validation of any newly entered bank account before direct deposit refunds can be sent there. This delays the ability to use the account for direct deposit by approximately a week. Keep this in mind when planning to set up a direct deposit account and set it up early enough for the validation to process before a refund is generated, otherwise a paper check will print. This change will not affect bank accounts set up as a direct deposit account or a saved payment method prior to March 2021 or those accounts that have been validated.

Direct Deposit through WU-View

Students can grant permission for parents and others to view their account information, set up payment plans on behalf of the student, and pay the student’s bill. The Business Office uses this authorization to satisfy the FERPA requirement for student permission to discuss account questions with persons other than the student. From the home page, go to the "Authorized Users" link on the right to set up or remove an authorized user.

Step-by-step instructions

Students and Authorized Users can save payment information for ease of later use. From the home page, go to the "Payment Profile" link on the right to set up or remove a saved payment method.

Starting in March 2021, a payment made from a newly entered bank account will require ACH validation from the bank before it can be used for payment. This will delay the ability to make the initial webcheck payment by approximately a week. Keep this in mind when planning to use checking or savings accounts for payments and set the account up early enough for the validation to process before the payment or installment is due. This change will not affect checking accounts set up as a saved payment method prior to March 2021 or those accounts that have been validated.

For debit card transactions, please note that daily transaction limits on your bank account may restrict the amount that can be paid. Contact your bank to increase your daily limit if you feel the transaction will exceed the limit.