Refund Policies
Cancellation by the Student Prior to the Start of Classes
There is no financial liability for students who withdraw prior to the start of classes with the exception of the non-refundable Admissions Fee (charged to all first-time and re-admit students) and any bookstore liability incurred.
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Tuition Refunds
Students who withdraw or are dismissed after classes begin, are responsible for the administrative fee, actual bookstore charges, and a percentage of tuition as shown on the following chart:
Withdrawal Date
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Amount of Tuition Liability
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During the 1st week
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10%
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During the 2nd week
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30%
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During the 3rd week
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50%
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During the 4th week
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60%
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During the 5th week
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70%
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During the 6th week
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75%
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During the 7th week
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75%
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During the 8th week
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80%
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During the 9th week and after
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100%
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(See additional charts for Housing and Meal Plan cost adjustments as a result of withdrawing from the College.)
Students who do not officially withdraw from the College by the twelfth week of the semester earn grades submitted by the faculty.
Students who withdraw or are administratively withdrawn from the College must satisfy all financial obligations.
Housing and Meal Plan Refunds
Refunds are processed only after the withdrawal and move-out procedures have been completed. Students who are administratively terminated from housing for violating College and/or Residence Life policies are not eligible for a refund.
If a student withdraws from the College or decides to move out during the semester, the student’s liability is as follows:
Amount of Housing Liability
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During the 1st week
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15%
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During the 2nd week
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15%
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During the 3rd week
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50%
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During the 4th week
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50%
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During the 5th week or after
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100%
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Meal Plan
The meal plan refund policy for students who withdraw from the College during the semester is the same as the housing refund policy. The refund policy for students who decide to drop their meal plan during the semester, is the same as the tuition refund schedule for students who withdraw during the term.
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