Now that you have been admitted, your next important step is paying your admission deposit.  The $200 deposit ($500 for Chicago College of Performing Arts students and all international students, $1000 for Pharmacy students) is not an additional fee, but a down payment on your tuition bill for the first semester enrolled and indicates your commitment to enroll at Roosevelt University. The non-refundable deposit must be paid prior to registering for your first semester.

Online/Credit Card

For all students excluding Pharmacy

  1. Visit applyru.roosevelt.edu/account/login
  2. Log in using your application portal credentials.  Please contact the Admission office if you have issues logging in.
  3. Submit your deposit payment (Non-CCPA/Non-Pharmacy - $200, CCPA - $500)

For Pharmacy students

To make the online payment, you’ll need to log into your RU Access account.  Your User ID is your nine-digit Roosevelt ID number and your PIN is "RU" followed by your six digit birthday in a month-month-day-day-year-year format and an exclamation point (!).  Example: if your birthday is April 1, 1985, your PIN is RU040185!

Once logged in, follow these easy steps:

  1. Click on Registration & Other Student Services
  2. Choose Tuition and Fees
  3. Choose Make a Payment
  4. Connect to Bill & Payment System - this will take you to a separate secure screen
  5. Choose Deposits
  6. Choose the term (semester) that you will begin classes
  7. Make the appropriate deposit (Non-CCPA/Non-Pharmacy - $200, CCPA - $500, Pharmacy - $1,000)

Mail/Check

Send a check or money order (Non-CCPA/Non-Pharmacy - $200, CCPA - $500, Pharmacy - $1,000) payable to Roosevelt University:

Roosevelt University
Office of Admission
1400 N. Roosevelt Blvd.
Schaumburg, IL 60173

Please include your name and nine-digit Roosevelt student ID number on the check. 

In Person

If you wish to pay with cash please call the cashier at (312) 341-2148 to make an appointment. Appointment times are limited and only available from 10-2. Special accommodations will be made on a case by case basis.

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