Columba Catholic College uses the Compass School Manager software and an important component of this software is the Compass Parent Portal. Each parent is issued with an individual login name and password for the Parent Portal.
What type of student are you? The MyColumbia portal is the official campus portal of Columbia. Visit my.colum.edu to log in to your portal. Click on the MyFinancials tab to view your student account summary, access a real-time list of transactions and balances, pay your tuition and fees, submit documentation, access online forms, and more.
For over a century, Columba College has been preparing students to serve, contribute and succeed, wherever their path may take them.
Log in with your Colby username and password to view specific tools and useful information in your personalized portal. Learn more > Please note: Your student must grant access before viewing the following financial information, schedule or grades.
If a parent borrower is denied due to adverse credit history and does not wish to obtain an endorser or appeal the credit decision, the student will be evaluated for their eligibility to receive additional Direct Unsubsidized Stafford Loans.
Parent borrowers will also need the following information in order to complete an application: Their FSA ID (not the student’s) The student’s name (as listed on the FAFSA) The student’s Social Security Number.
Once a disbursement has been made, parent borrowers have 30 days from the date of their disbursement notification to cancel the loan disbursement by completing a Loan Adjustment Form.
If a request is received after 30 days to cancel the loan, Columbia Central will notify the student that we are unable to process the request. After the 30 day deadline, parent borrowers can ‘cancel’ all or a portion of their loan by repaying the amount in full to their Direct Loan Servicer.
An unsubsidized loan for the parents of dependent students and for graduate/professional students. PLUS loans help pay for education expenses up to the cost of attendance minus all other financial assistance . Interest is charged during all periods. Applicants may borrow up to the student's cost of attendance minus other financial aid awarded.
The main types of financial aid are scholarships, student loans, grants, and work study. To be considered for federal financial aid, you need to submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, commonly known as the FAFSA. We will use information from your FAFSA to compile your total financial aid package, which includes all types of aid.
To determine the amount of your payment plan, subtract your secured financial aid and/or expected third-party payments for the term from your charges for the term. If you require assistance in setting up a payment plan, you should call Columbia Central for assistance at 312-369-7140. Columbia College Chicago requires that all students who have ...
The Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Our interactions with students and families with respect to sharing information are guided by our core belief that students are independent and developmentally mature young adults. The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) also regulates our interactions with students and families.
The student account statement, known as the E-Bill, is accessible online to Authorized Payers through the secure E-Billing website. The University does not mail paper bills and strongly prefers that payments be made online.
Contact and Emergency Information. The University will not permit the release of a student’s educational records without the written consent of the student, as mandated by FERPA, except in certain situations, such as when requested through judicial order or in connection with an emergency.
myColby is an informational portal for Colby students, faculty, staff, and parents. Log in with your Colby username and password to view specific tools and useful information in your personalized portal. Learn more >
Please note: Your student must grant access before viewing the following financial information, schedule or grades. Students have the ability to grant parents and guardians access to financial and/or academic information. You must be logged in with a parent ID and password to access these links.