How to Pay

The online registration process currently accepts only credit card payments (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover). Payment Plans are available for certain programs, please email us for more information pace@utsa.edu

If paying by check, please confirm you have added the course to your cart and check-out. Continue with the check out process, select 'purchase' to save the course under your account. Once you have done this, please email your name, course information, and Purchase Order to pace@utsa.edu. We will then issue you an invoice for payment.

If your employer will be paying for your registration fee, please follow the steps above. Vouchers from your employer that need PaCE authorization can be sent to pace@utsa.edu.

Most PaCe Programs are NOT approved for use with Veteran benefits. Please contact the UTSA Center for Military Affiliated Students (CMAS) office for confirmation prior to enrollment.

Financial Aid is not available for non-academic continuing education courses

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Payment Plans

Payment plans are offered for the convenience of students who want to spread out the payment of charges for a program instead of paying in full at the start of the program. If you are interested in establishing a payment plan for your program, please email pace@utsa.edu to receive payment schedule and fees.

All payments must be received by the PaCE Office prior to the completion of the program.

Private Loans

Professional and continuing education programs are not eligible for Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) funding. This includes federal loans provided by the government. However, UTSA PaCE does accept private loans.

Private loans (sometimes called alternative loans) are educational loans that are available through private lenders. They are not part of the federal government loan program and are intended to supplement traditional financial aid programs. These loans require a student to be credit-worthy or have a credit-worthy co-signer. Terms, interest rates and fees vary by lender. Students are encouraged to research various alternative loan options and select the one that best fits their circumstances. Applications may need to be requested from the lender, but most are available for students to fill out online.