We are excited to announce the opening of new dedicated parking areas for commuter students and for faculty and staff on the Mount Carmel Campus for the Spring 2026 term. 

• Northwest Commuter Area: This area provides 67 spaces dedicated to commuters, faculty and staff, ensuring more convenient and reliable parking options for our commuters. Only vehicles with green or dark gray permits may park in this area.

• Northwest Faculty & Staff Area: This area will provide 75 spaces exclusively for faculty and staff.  We recognize that faculty and staff, especially our adjunct population, commute to campus during heightened campus traffic hours and this new addition enables more reliable and timely parking options. Only vehicles with dark gray permits may park in this area.

Please note: These two newly dedicated areas will be strictly enforced. Unauthorized vehicles will be ticketed without prior warning.

We would also like to take this time to announce:

• Based on ongoing fuel cell construction in CAS lot, we are dedicating part of the Northwest lot to faculty and staff.

• The bookstore has moved to a new location in the former Faculty Office Building (FOB) site. The completion of this project will open approximately 16 spots between the bookstore and the main entrance. This area will permit the same parking as the Faculty & Staff (formerly FOB) lot. The EV charging stations may only be used for vehicles actively charging. Please see the Parking Rules and Regulations for more details on the EV charging stations.

• We would like to remind all students, faculty and staff about the parking availability in Hogan.  We highly recommend that students who have decals that allow parking in Hogan consider going directly to this lot where there are always numerous parking spaces available. Please review the parking page of our website to determine where your parking decal enables you to park.

• The website, parking rules and regulations, and signage will be updated to reflect these new areas in the coming days.

If you have any questions regarding access or parking permits, please contact parking@qu.edu.

View all J-Term and Spring 2026 tuition due dates

Students and families who attended our information session either virtually or in person can download the slides from the event (PDF)

View the presentation recording
 
This informative session was designed to help students and families confidently navigate key campus services. 

This session took a deep dive into the billing cycle, covering: 

• When invoices are issued

• Payment due dates and methods

• Payment plan options

In addition, we briefly discussed our services related to:

• Academic records and enrollment services

• Parking and transportation options

• Meal plan management

Financial Aid covered all aspects of aid including:  

• How to connect with financial aid counselors

• Understanding federal work-study opportunities

• Exploring options for covering balances, including available loan programs  

View all Summer and Fall 2025 tuition due dates

All students are reminded to check their student account balance in Self-Service regularly.

Log into Self-Service

Outstanding balances result in financial holds and can lead to a late fee charge. A financial hold prevents students from registering for classes, adding or dropping a class, receiving final grades or transcripts and more.

Please reference the following for assistance as needed:

The Self-Service Finance Guide provides complete instructions on using Self-Service to set up a proxy, view and pay invoices and set up a payment plan.

Costs and budgets provide detailed information on tuition and fees.

• Undergraduate costs and budgets

• Graduate costs and budgets

• School of Law costs and budgets

• School of Medicine costs and budgets

The Paying for College section provides information to answer most financial aid questions. 

Additional questions which are not addressed above, should be directed to One Stop at onestop@qu.edu.