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Cancellation of Registration
Individuals who have placed courses
on their record prior to the beginning of the term and later decide not to
attend the University may cancel their registration by 5:00 p.m. of the
first day of instruction for the term and avoid all tuition and fee
charges. Individuals who are ineligible to continue in the University for
actions initiated by the University based on academic, disciplinary, or
medical reasons before 5:00 p.m. on the first day of instruction for the
term have their registrations become void and are not entitled to student
privileges.
If a written request to cancel
registration is received in the Office of Admissions and Records by 5:00
p.m. on the first day of instruction, a student's registration agreement
will be cancelled and tuition and fees will not be charged.
Students may not cancel their
registration once they have used fee-supported services. If they leave the
University, they must officially withdraw from the
University
Withdrawal from the
University
Students who have been charged
tuition and/or fees and later withdraw from the University prior to the
completion of 60 percent of the term receive a refund on a pro rata basis.
Assessed tuition, the service fee, the general fee, and the transportation
fee are refunded on a pro rata basis less 5 percent of the assessed amount
or $100, whichever is less. The health insurance and health services fees
are nonrefundable. Students continue to be covered by health insurance and
are eligible to receive health services (if these fees were paid) until the
first day of instruction for the following term.
Before a refund is made to a
student, the University must make a refund to appropriate financial aid
programs providing assistance to the student. A student indebted to the
University at the time of withdrawal will have the amount owed deducted
from the amount of any refund available.
Students permitted to pay
tuition and fees on the installment plan, or who make no payment at all,
and then withdraw from the University, are liable for the full amount of
tuition and fees originally assessed less applicable
refunds.
Special refund policies apply
to those who withdraw to enter either active duty in the armed forces or
other approved national defense service.
In case of extenuating
circumstances, such as medically documented serious illness or injury,
exception to these refund periods may be made by the director of the Office
of Admissions and Records. The petition form to request a refund is
available at Window 25, 100 Henry Administration Building.
Reduction of
Program
Students who paid tuition and/or
fees and later reduce their registration to a lower credit range, as
indicated below, receive full refund of the difference in tuition and
fees specified for the ranges if the change is made during the periods
listed below. Thereafter, no refund is allowed.
In a semester,
twelve-week term, or eleven-week summer law program, full refund, except
for the nonrefundable charge, during the first ten days of instruction; no
refund thereafter;
In an eight-week
summer term, full refund, except for the nonrefundable charge, during the
first seven days of instruction; no refund thereafter; and
For University
terms of different lengths, refund periods are determined proportionately
in accordance with the above principles.
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