The North Country Savings Bank branch located in St. Lawrence University's Student Center is open during the academic year Monday through Thursday from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. and Friday from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Bank hours during the summer are Monday-Thursday from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. and Friday from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. There are two ATM machines located on campus; one near the mail room in the Student Center and the other at the Brewer Bookstore.

Adjusted schedule for the following days:

Days with Limited Business Hours (M-F Noon – 2 pm):  10/13 thru 10/14, 11/21 thru 11/23, 12/19-12/21, 01/03 thru 01/13, 01/17 thru 01/20, 03/12 thru 03/16

Closed Days:  Mon 09/05/11 (Labor), Mon 10/10/11 (Columbus), Thurs 11/24/11 - Fri 11/25/11 (Thanksgiving),  December break (when University is closed), Mon 12/26/11 Christmas, Mon 01/02/12 New Yrs, Mon 01/16/12 Martin Luther King, Mon 02/20/12 Washington

Anyone with an account at North Country Savings Bank may cash checks at this branch in accordance with the bank's usual policies. St. Lawrence University students and employees may also cash personal checks of $200 or less with a current SLU Campus ID card. University payroll and travel/reimbursement checks may be cashed at this branch as well.

If a bank returns a personal check for insufficient funds or other reasons, the amount of the returned check and a $20 fee will be charged to the student or employee's account. The student or employee who presented the check will be immediately contacted for restitution. Until restitution of returned checks is made at the Student Financial Services Office, the privilege of cashing personal checks will be revoked. Accounts charged for returned checks are billed at the middle of each month and payment is due by the 10th of the following month. Monthly interest of 1% is assessed against all unpaid balances. Unpaid charges will be subject to the student account payment terms.

Checks will no longer be cashed for or accepted from individuals who have issued a returned check to the university on two separate occassions during an academic year. All future payments by such individuals to the university must be made by cash, money order, or cashier check.

If a returned check is a bank error, the $20 fee will be waived upon proof from the bank.