Student Service Center
The Student Service Center was established to create a one-stop office where students can address a variety of issues. Students can receive many services and get answers to a wide range of questions about payments, registration, housing and financial aid, among other things.
Services
The Student Service Center is a convenient location for most everything a student needs in regard to administrative processes at NMU. Services available include:
- drop/add classes
- pick up/ drop-off student loan deferment forms and other financial aid documents
- request verification of enrollment
- register for classes
- change address/name/marital status
- request privacy restrictions
- pay tuition, fees, and other charges
- pick up overage checks
- request transcripts
- set up payroll deductions
- get answers to financial aid questions
- review student account
Key Dates
Fall Semester 2021
Orientation for new students August 18-19, Wednesday-Thursday
First official day of classes August 23, Monday
Labor Day observance—no classes September 6, Monday
Thanksgiving recess begins at 5 p.m. November 20, Saturday
Classes resume November 29, Monday
Last day of classes December 4, Saturday
Examination period December 6-11, Monday-Saturday
Commencement December 11, Saturday
Final grades due from faculty December 14, Tuesday
Winter Semester 2022
Orientation for new students January 5-6, Wednesday-Thursday
First official day of classes January 10, Monday
Martin Luther King Day observance—no classes January 17, Monday
Midsemester recess begins at 5 p.m. February 26, Saturday
Classes resume March 7, Monday
Last day of classes April 23, Saturday
Examination period April 25-30, Monday-Saturday
Commencement April 30, Saturday
Final grades due from faculty May 3, Tuesday
FAFSA Deadline
March 1 is the suggested due date for the submission of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Even though there is no official deadline at the federal level to apply for aid, students applying for aid through the State of Michigan must submit their FAFSA by March 1 to remain eligible for state aid.
E-Bill
NMU does not send paper bills. Instead, bills can be viewed and paid electronically on E-Bill. Parents can access E-Bill after a student has granted them access as an authorized user. Choose a link to access E-Bill.