Yes, you will need to pay your deposit in order to log into your myLynn account.

Remember, your deposit is not an additional fee; it is actually a payment you are making toward your tuition.

I am your financial aid counselor, so if you have any questions, you may also contact me directly at twilliams@lynn.edu.

Jean, I do apologize for mis-interpreting the meaning behind your question. To address your concern, yes, the audit fee is an infrequent fee charged to a person who would like to sit in a class without actually taking the course and receiving credit for it. So, if you take one course in this manner, then you would be charged one, flat fee of $650.

http://www.lynn.edu/getting-started/cost-and-aid/costs/day-undergraduate

I have spoken with our Loan Counselor here at Lynn, Patty Burke, and neither of us have ever heard the term “audit fee” in reference to a student loan.

You may, however, be associating that term with what’s called an origination fee, which is an initial fee that lenders sometimes charge to process loan funds. This fee, as the name suggests, occurs only once at the time of origination, and could thus indeed be accurately described as infrequent.

Origination fees are not regulated by the government, so they can vary from lender to lender, typically anywhere from 0% to 4%. Again though, these fees are charged at the time the loan is originated, or created, and are not based on the type or number of classes a student is taking.

Students, do not delay! Regardless of where you are at in the admissions process, it is always best to complete your FAFSA immediately in order to maximize the types and amount of aid you might qualify for.