Make Payments

You may submit online payments directly within myInnovOak site. You can make a one time payment (aka manual payment) or opt in for the automatic payment (aka Auto-Pay), which is recommended for anyone on a installment plan.

One Time Payment

Make online payments with bank accounts or credit cards to pay down your balance.

We accept direct debit for no additional fee. Note that this payment method take 5 or 8 days (when using that payment method for the first time) to process, please plan for extra time, in order to ensure funds are received on or before the due date by us.

For payments with credit cards, we accept Visa and Master card. However, a convenience fee of 2.5% will be applied.

To make a one time payment, log in, hover over Billing, select Current Bill and click on Make payment. The following payment amounts are available:

• The Minimum due equates to either:

  • Your next payment plan installment amount.

  • An upcoming charge that is added outside of a payment plan.

  • The sum of past due charges.

• Other amount is a different amount greater than $1 that can either be more or less than the Minimum due.

  If you are responsible for repaying multiple student balances, the Other amount can be customized to target specific account balances individually.

  Custom payments toward Auto-Pay installments are applied to cover due or past-due charges.

  For example, on July 15, you create a payment of $500 with the Other amount option toward for your Auto-Pay installment. If you have an open charge of $50 with a due date of July 15 or earlier, part of the payment (e.g., $50 of $500) is applied to cover the charge.

• Full amount is the entire outstanding balance. Note: this is the remaining balance for the rest of the school year, not for the current statement period.

Manage automatic payments

Automatic payments (Auto-Pay) eliminate the need to manually log in and make payments each time a payment plan installment is due.

Once enrolled, the upcoming amount due as defined in your payment plan amount is withdrawn from your credit card or bank account. Students must be on a payment plan to enroll in Auto-Pay.

For more information, please refer to Automatic Payment.