University of Southern California $2M Student Fees Settlement

What the form asks

• — The unique ID printed on the settlement notice mailed to you by the settlement administrator. (On the settlement notice you received in the mail from the settlement administrator.)
• — The PIN printed on the settlement notice mailed to you by the settlement administrator. (On the settlement notice you received in the mail from the settlement administrator.)
• — Confirm under penalty of perjury that you are a current or former USC student whom the university assessed late fees during the class period. (This is a checkbox or signature field on the claim form itself.)
• — Choose one: credit to USC student account, PayPal, Zelle (U.S. bank accounts only), or mailed check. (Selected on the claim form; provide relevant account details for the chosen method.)
• — Your current mailing address for check delivery or future correspondence. (Your current home or forwarding address.)

Documents you'll need

Watch out for

• The claim deadline has passed — the official settlement website states 'The Claim Deadline has passed'; confirm your eligibility to file before proceeding.
• Only the enrolled student whom USC assessed the fees is eligible — even if someone else paid on your behalf, only the student may file.
• Class members with a positive balance on their USC account will receive credit to that account regardless of their selected payment preference.
• If a mailed check goes uncashed within 90 days or an electronic payment is not completed, the funds will be donated to Scholarship America Inc.
• If total approved claims exceed the available payment pool, each individual payment will be reduced proportionally.