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Refunds and Account Adjustments
If a student decides to add or drop courses, withdraw from school, or delete other contracted services, an official change of registration must be processed. This may be handled by filing the change of registration form in Student Academic Services or using the BANNER Information System. If a complete withdrawal is contemplated, and/or if the student plans to cancel the Room and Meal Plan contract, proper notification must also be provided to the Office of University Services.
If a student does not provide proper written notification to the University or using the BANNER Information System, financial obligations will remain binding, regardless of whether classes were attended or whether or not any of the contracted services were utilized.
Refunds or additional charges for courses are posted to a student's account when the official change of registration form is received and processed or the transaction is completed using the BANNER Information System via the Web. Charges for added courses are made at the full quarter's rate, regardless of when the course is added.
In the event that enrollment changes result in a refund, tuition will be refunded according to the schedule that follows. If the refund results in a credit balance on the account, the student will be sent an email when their check is mailed or direct deposited. If the original payment was made with a credit card, the credit card will be refunded. If there is an owing balance on the account, the refund will first be applied against the owing balance. All refunds, including overpayments, will go to the student. Any questions regarding tuition refunds should be referred to Student Financial Services.
Schedule of Tuition Refunds for Day and Evening Classes for Autumn, Winter and Spring quarters. Summer Session and off-campus study programs follow a different refund schedule. For information regarding off-campus study programs please contact Student Financial Services. (A week is defined as five business days beginning on the first day of each quarter.)
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First week of the quarter |
100% |
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Second week of the quarter |
75% |
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Third week of the quarter |
50% |
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Fourth and fifth week of the quarter |
25% |
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Sixth and following weeks of the quarter |
0% |
Examples: Tuition Refunds and Adjustments
1. A student who was originally enrolled for 15 credits drops one 3-credit course the third week of class. There is no tuition adjustment, since the fee for 12 credits is the same as 15.
2. A student who was originally enrolled for 13 credits drops one 3-credit course the second week of class. The refund is as follows:
|
Full tuition (13 credits) |
$9,534 |
|
Tuition for 10 credits ($795 x 10) |
$7,950 |
|
Difference |
$1,584 |
|
75 percent refund |
$1,188 |
|
Tuition due on dropped course |
$396 |
3. Assume the student drops a 5-credit course the second week of class. The refund is as follows:
|
Full tuition (13 credits) |
$9,534 |
|
Tuition for 8 credits ($795 x 8) |
$6,360 |
|
Difference |
$3,174 |
|
75 percent refund |
$2,380.50 |
|
Tuition due on dropped course |
$793.50 |
4. A student who was originally enrolled for 11 credits drops 2 credits and at the same time adds 3 credits during the second week of class. The result is as follows:
|
Old level - 11 credits ($795 x 11) |
$8,745 |
|
New level - 12 credits |
$9,534 |
|
Additional due |
$789 |
5. A student completely withdraws from all courses in the second week:
|
Full tuition 13 credits |
$9,534 |
|
75 percent refund |
$7,150.50 |
|
Student owes |
$2,383.50 |
Last Updated: 2/28/2011 |
