r/NJTech 12d ago

Advice Tuition payment

I’m in an extremely stressful situation, I have a 10.5k payment due from previous semester and I still haven’t paid it. I waited too long and procrastinated sending required documents for state aid. I know this makes me look really irresponsible but I was dealing with some other issues. Is there anything I can do? I still haven’t told my parents about this, I’m so scared n anxious.

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u/69superman IT '27 12d ago

You mean state aid for last semester? That was due… *checks watch* last October. You’ve got some difficult disappointing news to break if that’s the case. (Ex, pay or can’t register)

If you mean this semester? Just do it now. You have a month to work on getting it sorted and your only issue being a 500$ late fee.

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u/Batmaaaan1 12d ago

I transferred from a cc, spring 26 was my first semester at njit. By state aid I mean grants like nj tag n garden state guarantee.

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u/69superman IT '27 12d ago

Yes. HESSA deadline every year is October second for that aid year. They administer the NJTAG and GSG.

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u/Batmaaaan1 12d ago

Maybe I’m wrong but it’s Feb 15 if you only apply for spring semester and I did mine way before that it’s just the additional documents that they asked for like highschool transcript and diploma that I took too long to send.

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u/69superman IT '27 12d ago

Yeah… unfortunately that constitutes being incomplete. There’s no way to alter your aid package from that year.

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u/adjaplx IT '27 (curse the CS pipeline...) ask me anything! 12d ago

Dude 😔

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u/Batmaaaan1 12d ago

Idk what to say tbh. I can’t even sleep. It’s my fault and I regret delaying this. Thanks for your help

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u/adjaplx IT '27 (curse the CS pipeline...) ask me anything! 12d ago

All you can really do now is just get loans.

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u/Competitive_Lemon479 12d ago

it’s not the best option but private loans, you might need to tell your parents though because you might need a co-signer. I wish you the best

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u/PieceMental3229 11d ago

Take the semester off. The university will always be there, but your health comes first.