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Student Accounting

Important updates on services and deadlines

Update on Winter Quarter 2026 Billing

  • Update on Important Dates and Direct Deposit
  • Spring Quarter 2026 Registration begins on February 2, 2026.  Make sure to pay any outstanding balances including your Deferred Payment Plan final payment for Winter Quarter by February 15, 2026.  If you have a registration hold on your account, your ability to register will be suspended until your balance is paid in full.  To view your current holds, please visit https://myucdavis.ucdavis.edu.

    For Graduate Students ONLY, your Final Fee Payment Deadline is February 26, 2026. All graduate students who still have an outstanding balance after February 26, 2026, will be cancelled out of their future term (Spring 2026).
     
  • Student Accounting and Campus Cashiering Office will be closed on Monday, February 16th for the Presidents Day.

       
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Office Hours and Online Resources

  • Our Office is open to the public Monday thru Thursday 10:00 am - 2:00 pm.  

  •   • You can login into MyBill to check your student account and make payments online.

      • If you are receiving a refund, we encourage you to sign-up for Direct Deposit here.

      • If you have a question for Student Accounting, please email us at [email protected].

Guidance on student accounts.

Student Accounting assists campus faculty, staff, and students in meeting their teaching, research, and operational needs by providing effective and efficient disbursement of student financial aid.

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Consumer Resources

Are you a student experiencing a financial crisis? View our consumer resources to help you through a crisis and prevent future financial emergencies. The most important action you can take is asking for assistance.

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Avoid Identity Theft

Identity theft happens when someone steals your personal information and uses it without permission. It’s a serious crime that disrupts your finances and can take time, money, and patience to resolve.