ADD/DROP and WITHDRAWAL POLICIES:
For purposes of calculating tuition adjustments, dropping courses is defined as a reduction in course load while remaining enrolled in the University (the student drops one or more courses, but not all courses).
Withdrawal is defined as students who give official communication to Enrollment Services of their withdrawal to the University after a semester/session begins. (The student is withdrawing from ALL classes and is leaving the University.)
For classes 11 weeks or longer, students have two weeks from the starting date of the session to drop or withdraw and receive a full reversal of tuition and fee charges.
No adjustments are generated and all charges remain due for courses dropped beyond the two-week add/drop period. Should a student withdraw entirely, adjustments to charges are as follows:
| Tuition & Fee-FALL 2013 | ||
| Classes 11 Weeks or Longer | Reduction | |
| Withdrawal/Drop on or before | 09/16/13 | 100% |
| Withdrawal on or before | 10/07/13 | 50% |
| Withdrawal on or before | 10/28/13 | 25% |
| Withdrawal on or after | 10/29/13 | 0% |
| Tuition & Fee-SUMMER 2013 | ||
| Classes 11 Weeks or Longer | Reduction | |
| Withdrawal/Drop on or before | 06/03/13 | 100% |
| Withdrawal on or before | 06/23/13 | 50% |
| Withdrawal on or before | 07/14/13 | 25% |
| Withdrawal on or after | 07/15/13 | 0% |
For classes less than 11 weeks, refunds for drops or withdrawals are calculated as follows:
| Tuition & Fee | |
| Classes Less than 11 Weeks | Reduction |
| Withdrawal/Drop through 1stday of classes | 100% |
| Withdrawal after 1stday and until 30% of term has expired | 50% |
| Withdrawal after 30% and until 60% of term has expired | 25% |
| Withdrawal after 60% of term has expired | 0% |
IMPORTANT FACT: In accordance with Federal regulations, financial assistance may be adjusted for aid recipients that reduce credit hours, withdraw during the semester, or do not academically complete the semester. A portion of his or her financial aid will be refunded to the Title IV programs as required by the U.S. Department of Education. Such financial aid calculations due to changes in enrolled credit hours from credit hours used in the calculation of aid award may result in the student owing a balance to the University.
