Withdrawal from the University
Students must officially withdraw from the university to
receive a refund of tuition and fees. If a student officially withdraws after
the end of the official late registration period, the student's bill will be
reduced on a prorated basis.
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If withdrawal occurs in the first two weeks after
the end of the official late registration period, 40 percent of tuition and
fees will be refunded.
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If withdrawal occurs between two and four weeks
after the end of the official late registration period, 20 percent of tuition
and fees will be refunded.
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Tuition and fees are not refundable after four
weeks from the close of the late registration period.
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If a student has received financial aid (other
than College Work Study) and officially withdraws from the University during
the academic term, a portion of the aid may need to be refunded to the Title IV
programs, or the student may need to repay a portion of the award funds
received.