Make an Online Payment

Make an Online Payment

How to Make Online Payments

  1. Log in to GothicNet: , Enter 7 digit GothicNet/Student Id Number and Password
  2. Make sure at the top-middle portion of your screen you are on the Student Homepage, then click on the tile labeled My Financial Account.
  3. On the left-hand side of your screen, select Make a Payment
  4. Select either Current Balance or Pay by Term
  5. Enter the payment amount in text field next to the amount due and click Continue
  6. Select one of these payment methods:
    • New Electronic Check: Follow steps below 
      • Click on the Example for a diagram to assist you. Fill in all required fields. Pay careful attention to your routing and bank account numbers as inaccurate numbers will result in an unprocessed payment and a $40 non-refundable bank fee.
      • Please click the Check Box if you wish to utilize this account for direct deposit of a future refund (if applicable).
      • To save this checking/savings account securely for future payments, click the Check Box and name your payment method.
      • Please review bank and payment information. If you agree to the terms and conditions, click the Check Box and click Continue
      • Click Submit Payment on the account payment screen
    • Credit Card via PayPath: Follow the steps below
      •  Review the information displayed and click Continue to PayPath.
      • Review the Payment Amount information and click Continue.
      • Enter required information on the credit card information screen and click Continue.
      • Review Payment Transaction Information. If you agree with the terms and conditions, click the Check Box and click Submit Payment. A confirmation page will open displaying your payment receipt.

    • TransferMate for international transfers: This option is available on the payment portal. Sign into Gothicnet and select “My Financial Account” and then “Make a payment” and the option for TransferMate. 

      All international payments made through TransferMate are completely free of charge. You may be charged by your bank for making a local transaction, this is unfortunately out of our control.