MyColgateHealth Patient Portal is a secure web portal that we require you to activate. The patient portal is an easy and secure way to manage your health and communications with Student Health Services. Access this confidential patient portal 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
You can also email studenthealth@colgate.edu giving consent to our office to send an email with an activation code to activate your account. Email is often not encrypted and can be intercepted.
The patient portal is an easy and secure way to manage your health and communications with Student Health Services. Access this confidential patient portal 24 hours a day 7 days a week. DO NOT USE IT FOR EMERGENCIES.
Students access TouchNet through the Colgate Portal. Under Banner Self-Service, click Accounts and choose View/Pay E-bill. (For Authorized Users access to TouchNet, see below.) Designate a parent, guardian or other as an Authorized User.
Colgate's emergency notification system. Sign in to add and/or update your contact information.
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Colgate maintains separate systems for several key functions. For some functions, students control their data and who is able to see it. With others, parents, family members, or guardians can provide and/or update their contact information themselves.
All students are required to provide emergency contact information for at least one individual who should be contacted in the event of an emergency specifically impacting the student (e.g. medical emergency). Students may provide multiple emergency contacts.
Enough sleep, proper nutrition, a balance between studying and enjoyable activities — during the stress of the academic year, these basics are often the first to be forgotten. Family members can be helpful in reminding their students to practice self-care.
Remind your student to go into situations with an open mind. Meeting new people can sometimes be uncomfortable, but it is part of the adjustment process. They may be surprised what they learn about themselves as they get to know people who are different from them. Ask them what they’re discovering.
Communicating with your student via text and social media can help you stay involved and can help them stay in touch with family and friends from home. This is how many students in the iGen communicate! At the same time, balance is crucial. Don’t demand constant communication. Help them find ways to depend on others in their social circles.
Read the materials sent by Colgate, as well as the Maroon-News and colgate.edu/news so that you can have conversations with your student about what is going on at the University.
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The adjustment to college life can be difficult. Remember that challenges are growth opportunities. Your student will build resiliency and better prepare for life after graduation if they can approach challenges with active problem-solving. Be supportive rather than intrusive.
New students can access TouchNet one week after the enrollment deposit has been processed. Authorized Users should be set-up as soon as possible. Please be aware that e-bills for the fall semester are not available until the first week in July.
Students access TouchNet through the Colgate Portal. Under Banner Self-Service, click Accounts and choose View/Pay E-bill. (For Authorized Users access to TouchNet, see below.)
Authorized Users access their student’s account information through a designated site.
Students and Authorized Users access TouchNet in different ways. Be sure you login the appropriate way (see above).
The Office of Student Accounts is responsible for the collection and billing of student-related fees ( e.g., tuition, fees, room, meals, and study group fees) and miscellaneous fines (library fines , parking fines, etc.). Questions about your student account or the billing process can be answered by the Office of Student Accounts.
Unless a monthly payment plan is utilized, Colgate families pay the student account balance twice each year, at the beginning of each semester. (Additional payments may be necessary for miscellaneous charges throughout the term.) See additional information in the Billing Schedule section.
The monthly billing notification is a courtesy to assist students with their responsibility to be aware of and take care of their student account. Students are responsible to know what their balance is, seek assistance if they have questions, and ensure their student account is in good standing.
The deadline to prepay tuition at the 2021-2022 academic year rate is March 1, 2022. For more information review our Tuition Prepayment Information form and to enroll complete the Tuition Prepayment Plan Agreement form. Payment Methods.
The deadline to prepay tuition at the 2021-2022 academic year rate is March 1, 2022.
Federal Financial Aid Recipients: Colgate is able to use Federal Student Aid (Pell Grant, Direct Loans, or PLUS) to pay only current-year, standard billed charges such as tuition and fees, room and meals.
Student Health Insurance. Colgate requires that students have health insurance providing adequate coverage. Students are billed in the fall term for annual coverage (August 1 through July 31). Each year all domestic students must activate or waive coverage by August 1 with our insurance broker Haylor, Freyer & Coon.
The patient portal is an easy and secure way to manage your health and communications with Student Health Services. Access this confidential patient portal 24 hours a day 7 days a week. DO NOT USE IT FOR EMERGENCIES.
To help us protect your private health information: 1 Always close your browser after logging out of your portal account 2 Never share your password
Email is often not encrypted and can be intercepted. By giving our office consent to receive the activation code via email you understand and accept this risk. If you prefer, we can give you your activation code verbally via telephone rather than email.