Student Accounts

Accessing Student Accounts

Contact Michele Pennington in Student Accounts at 812-866-7041 or by email financialservices@hanover.edu with any questions/concerns.

CREATING AUTHORIZED USERS IN CASHNET

Students: before creating an Authorized User account, make sure you have a valid email address for each Authorized User.

• Go to my.hanover.edu and login.
• Click Administration
• Click Student Accounts
• Click Go to CASHNet

Upon logging into CASHNet, you will need to navigate to the My Account page tab in order to setup an Authorized User.

• In the Payers section, click on Send a Payer Invitation. Enter the payers name and email address.
• You may enter a message that will be included with the email notification that is sent to your Authorized User.
• Your Authorized User will receive an email notification from noreply@hanover.edu. This message will include their username, temporary password and the website to access which is: https://commerce.cashnet.com/hanoverpay.
• Your Authorized User will be prompted to enter their username and temporary password, then prompted to change the temporary password to a password of their choosing.
• You may establish up to 99 Authorized Users.

Contact Michele Pennington in Student Accounts at 812-866-7041 or by email financialservices@hanover.edu with any questions/concerns.

Payment Due Date

The payment deadlines for each semester are:

• Fall 2022 – August 19, 2022
  • Electronic statements will be available mid-July in CASHNet
• Winter/Spring 2023 – December 16, 2022
  • Electronic statements will be available mid-November in CASHNet
• Fall 2023 – August 18, 2023
  • Electronic statements will be available mid-July in CASHNet
• Winter/Spring 2024 – December 15, 2023
  • Electronic statements will be available mid-November in CASHNet

Failure to make payments on time will prevent access to class registration, transcripts, diplomas, and course schedules may be cancelled. A late fee may also be assessed if the balance remains unresolved.

How to Pay your Bill

Pay Online through CASHNet

• Electronic Check/ACH – funds will be taken from the bank account you designate (no additional fee)
• Credit/Debit Card – CASHNet charges a 2.85% processing fee for all domestic card payments and 4.25% processing fee for international card payments
• 529 Plan Payments – CASHNet charges a $10 fee per payment

Pay by Mailing a Check

Please include your student’s name and student id number with the check and mail to:

• Hanover College
• Attn: Business Office
• 517 Ball Drive
• Hanover, IN 47243

Pay in Person

The Business Office in the Long Administration building accepts cash and check payments. They are open Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. and closed for lunch from 12 p.m.-1 p.m. each day.

Monthly Payment Plans

Hanover’s convenient, interest-free tuition plan enables students and parents to pay tuition on a monthly basis.  You have the option of spreading your remaining or anticipated remaining student account balance over 6 or 5 months for each semester.  

• Fall Semester
  • 6-month payment plan runs May – October 
  • 5-month payment plan runs July – November 
• Winter/Spring Semester
  • 6-month payment plan runs November – April 
  • 5-month payment plan runs December – April 
• There is a non-refundable $30 enrollment fee with each plan. Also, if you choose to pay with a payment plan, you must re-enroll and pay the enrollment fee each semester. 
• View step-by-step instructions for setting up a payment plan

Deposits

All students returning for the fall enrollment period are required to pay a $300 deposit by March 8, 2023. This deposit, paid by the March 8 deadline, assures that the student will (1) be able to register for Fall Term classes both on campus as well as with our affiliated programs off-campus (2) be able to reserve space in a residence hall, sorority or fraternity house for the academic year. This deposit is non-refundable after July 1.

Freshman deposits paid are non-refundable after May 1. All deposits will be applied toward academic fees. Make your online deposit.

Refunds

Students who withdraw from school or drop courses affecting their bills, including overloads and music lessons, during an enrollment period will be granted adjustments of tuition and fees as follows:

Attendance of up to one week (student treated as no-show)	100%
Attendance of any part of the second week	80%
Week Three	60%
Week Four	40%
Week Five	20%
Attendance of more than five weeks	0%