Yale students can now check their own account balances and billing history from public computer clusters on campus, thanks to a new on-line system from Student Financial and Administrative Services (SFAS) and Computing and Information Systems.
Both worked together last semester to develop this added feature of Bulldog Access, a highly secure means for students to view their personal information through the campus computer network.
Now, with a personal Netid, students can conveniently check their academic and charge balances, learn whether they are on financial hold, and see if their bank loan checks have arrived, all without going to the Student Accounts Office at 451 College Street. SFAS's future plans include even more ways for students to see their own information.