All students will receive a $3 credit through UT Libraries to be used toward printing and scanning documents for the 2026-2027 school year, the University announced Monday. This credit will be available for use at UTprint locations, including residence halls and libraries.
The printing credit has already been added to every student’s UTprint account and will be automatically applied to every printing purchase until the $3 runs out. The credit will expire at the end of the academic year and will not roll over.
Printing costs students 11 cents per page for pages in black and white and 30 cents for color, according to the University’s printing rates. This credit cannot be redeemed for any purchases other than printing, and students are responsible for paying any remaining balance.
Prior to this year, students with on-campus meal plans could pay for printing, scanning and copying using Bevo Pay, the University’s cashless payment program. Bevo Pay has been officially decommissioned as of Aug. 1, and instead, an additional $200 will be added to campus residents’ Dine In Dollars, which cannot be used towards printing.
This credit does not apply to every printer on campus. Only UTprint-compatible printers will accept payment from students’ UTprint accounts.