Welcome students and families! Here you’ll find information and contacts related to undergraduate and graduate student fees and expenses, billing, and loan options. Students are encouraged to enroll in direct deposit so that payments and refunds to them can be deposited directly to the bank of their choice. Instructions for accessing TigerHub are available here. Students can sign up for direct deposit, view their W2, update W4 information and more via TigerHub.
Tuition and Student Accounts
Princeton charges student tuition and fees on a term basis. In addition, any incidental purchases you make on campus are charged monthly. Princeton issues monthly reminders to check your account on the Student Financial Center, which is located on TigerHub for students, and from the Tiger Family Hub for delegated parents or guardians of undergraduate students.
Loan Options
Eligible students may apply for institutional and Federal Loans through Undergraduate Financial Aid. Parents or guardians may borrow funds from the University for undergraduate fees and expenses via the Princeton Parent Loan, a long‐term loan program for qualified borrowers.
Tuition Refund Insurance
Tuition Refund Insurance is available to all Princeton University students on an optional basis. This is a private insurance program that supplements the University's published Refund Policy. At Princeton University, depending on the timing of a withdrawal due to medical issues such as illness, accidents, concussions, or mental health related issues, there may be circumstances where a student would not receive a refund of all of their tuition and fees. Coverage overview.
Tuition Refund Insurance provides a refund for tuition, fees, and room / board charges, up to the purchased policy limit if a student is unable to complete a semester due to a covered medical reason.
This insurance complements and enhances our school's Refund Policy.
Visit the GradGuard website or call 877-794-6603 for more information and to enroll.
Financial Literacy
The Financial Literacy Initiative seeks to empower Princeton University undergraduate and graduate students to cultivate financial wellness during their time at Princeton and beyond. For more information visit finlit.princeton.edu or contact [email protected]