In the event it becomes necessary for you to drop courses or withdraw from the College, it is your responsibility to contact your Program Director or the Registrar's Office to complete the necessary forms. The date on which you make this contact will determine the amount of tuition adjustment, if any, you will
receive (see adjustment schedule, below). Students must officially drop all courses when not attending.
Nonattendance (during the first class) does not drop you from a course and may drop you from a cohort. You will still be responsible for all tuition and fees associated with these
courses.
Traditional Weekday College
When a course is dropped, the following adjustment schedule will be used:
Before course begins
100% refund
Withdraw Day 1 - Day 7
100% refund
Withdraw Day 8 - Day 14
65% refund
Withdraw Day 15 - Day 21
45% refund
Withdraw Day 22 - Day 28
25% refund
Withdraw Day 29and after
0% refund
Paraprofessional, RN to BSN, AA-BA
When a course is dropped, the following adjustment schedule will be
used:
Before course begins
100% refund
Withdraw before the second week of class begins
100% refund
Withdraw after the second week of class begins, but before the third week begins
50% refund
Withdraw after the third week of class begins
0% refund
DEMSN, EdD and Accelerate
When a course is dropped, the following adjustment schedule will be used:
Before course begins and Day 1 - Day 7
100% refund
Day 8 and after
0% refund
Students receiving Financial Aid:
Your financial aid is based on the total of registered credits for an entire semester. Failure to start a second course in a semester or withdrawing from a course (officially or
unofficially) will require a recalculation of financial aid received. This may require a repayment of all or part of a refund, if received. Please contact the Financial
Aid Office if you plan to withdraw from a course.
Students completely withdrawing:
Financial aid recipients will be subject to federal, state and institutional refund policies (different than the adjustment schedule above). Aid is not considered earned until 60% of
the semester has passed. Withdrawals prior to this point will require a portion of financial aid funds to be returned to their original funding source. You may owe the College
money. Please consult with your Advisor and Student Accounts before you withdraw from the College.
