2024-2025 Student Handbook
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Business Office & Student Accounts
Financial Policies and Services
Business Office
Phone: 303-762-6891 or 800-922-3040 ext. 1212
Email: student.accounts@denverseminary.edu
Student Account Information
Students can find their current account balance and information at any time on the "My Finances" section
of the student portal (Login required) or by visiting the Student Accounts Desk located on the first floor of
the Graber Administrative Building. Student account information is considered private and confidential.
Students wishing to authorize another party to access their account information must provide consent or
authorization to individuals through the MyDenSem Student Portal. This is done by selecting Consent in
the dropdown menu under My FERPA.
Tuition and Fees for 2024-2025
Information about tuition, fees, and other expenses can be found on the Tuition and Fees webpage and in
the 2024-2025 Academic Catalog. Tuition and fees are subject to change without notice and are due by the
published payment deadline.
Payment Policies
Students must pay all outstanding charges before they will be cleared to attend classes for the upcoming
semester. Miscellaneous fees and charges are due and payable when they are assessed.
Payments of Student Accounts
One or more of the following payment options must be met to complete registration each semester:
1. Pay in full online by electronic check or credit card. Credit and debit card payments are assessed a 1%-
3.2% convenience fee as determined by the card that is used.
2. Submit full payment by cash, check, or money order to the Student Accounts Office. Checks or money
orders may be sent by mail to: Denver Seminary Student Accounts, 6399 S. Santa Fe Dr., Littleton, CO
80120, but must arrive no later than the posted payment due date.
3. Enroll in a Denver Seminary tuition payment plan – details available online or contact the Student
Accounts Office at 303-762-6891.
4. Obtain financial aid sufficient to cover the account balance (guaranteed student loan, grant, scholarship
or other financial aid from the financial aid office).
* Important: Students receiving financial aid that does not fully cover their charges due must either
pay the remaining balance in full or enroll in a tuition payment plan by the posted payment due
date.
