(One-time step; Revise any time)

After logging onto the Student Account Suite, the student will access ‘My Profile Setup’ on the home page.  Next, click on “Authorized Users” to  provide the email address(es) for each User and designate what options the Atuhorized User can access.

Due to federal student privacy regulations (FERPA), the parent, guardian or other person(s) must be designated as an Authorized User on the Student Account Suite. When access is granted by the student, the Authorized User(s) will receive two emails; the first email alerts them to access being granted and provides their username (their email address). The second email is a temporary password, which will require the creation of a new password for future access. 

(Annual step)

When accessing the Student Account Suite, the student will be met with an agreement that outlines the payment responsibilities that take effect upon enrollment at Manhattan University.  The student is prompted to read, acknowledge and click “I agree” to consent to the agreement. Manhattan University is required to obtain this student consent annually. 

 (Annual; mandatory)

Starts June 16 and deadline is August 1: The Fall term process becomes available starting on or before June 16th. New students entering in the Fall term will access the portal starting June 16 with a deadline of August 1.

On the dedicated webpage, click on “Enroll/Waive Coverage” to enter the sponsored online portal. As a first-time user of this insurance portal, on the Login landing page, under 'Getting Started?' students will 'Create a New Account' using their Manhattan University email address Also, upon accessing the Student Account Suite, the student will be met with a pop-up consent and agreement reminder statement to accept by clicking “I acknowledge”.

In order to stay in compliance with the federal Affordable Care Act, all incoming and returning full-time undergraduate students, degree-seeking international students, resident students, and Division 1 athletic participants are under a mandate to provide proof of adequate health insurance coverage or be enrolled in the university plan. Students under the mandate are set to be automatically enrolled in the Manhattan University Student Health Insurance Plan (MC-SHIP) each academic year unless an approved waiver is issued by the plan administrator by the deadline date of August 1.

This dedicated webpage provides an introduction and resource information about the comparable coverage requirements, details about the MC-SHIP plan, and a reminder that if you do not waive out of the MC-SHIP by the deadline, students under the mandate criteria will be automatically enrolled, automatically issued an Insurance ID Card, and be fully liable for the charge for the plan that will remain on the student tuition bill.

(Each Semester; Optional)

Manhattan University has partnered with GradGuard to offer an optional insurance plan, Tuition Protection Plan by Allianz Global Assistance, which helps protect you in cases of accident or illness. Your participation in Tuition Protection Plan is completely voluntary. Manhattan University does not benefit from your participation. 

On the dedicated webpage ‘Tuition Insurance Plan’, click on the link to be routed to GradGuard’s enrollment page; select ‘Manhattan University’. 

Enrollment Instructions

Should you decide to participate in the Tuition Protection Plan, you can learn more about what the plan covers and obtain a quote by calling 877-794-6603 or go to https://www.GradGuard.com/Tuition/Manhattan. Sign-up is required prior to the first day of classes for each semester.

(One-time step)

When accessing the Student Account Suite, the student will be presented with a prompt to consent to the statement which will allow electronic delivery of the 1098-T statement by clicking “I agree.”

IRS Form 1098-T contains information to assist you and the IRS in determining if the taxpayer is eligibile for a tax benefit. This dedicated webpage provides additional information and resource links.  

(One-time; Revise any time)

When logging in to the Student Account Suite, the student can access the ‘My Profile Setup’ and select “Electronic Refunds” to enter the bank account and routing number from a US bank account they wish funds to be electronically deposited into.

A refund may be issued if you have financial aid proceeds (with the exception of excess Federal Parent PLUS loans authorized to be issued to the parent only) in excess of your charges, or have a credit balance on your student account due to an overpayment.  These funds are able to be deposited directly into your personal, checking or savings bank account by securely entering the bank account information (account number and routing number) on the Student Account Suite. Parent PLUS loans that are not authorized to be refunded to the student will be refunded to the parent borrower at the address listed on the PLUS Master Promissory Note Application and mailed via US Postal mail.