Billing Adjustments and Refunds

Note: Different policies apply for graduate professional and special programs courses, travel and study abroad experiences, and fully online accelerated programs. Please consult appropriate department websites for specific details related to these offerings.

POLICY FOR COURSES DROPPED DURING ADD PERIOD

Tuition and fees are reassessed at the end of the two-week add period. At reassessment, bills are adjusted for add/drop transactions completed during the add period. Enrollment changes made after the add period will not reduce term bills. This policy pertains to downward billing adjustments and would include the following:

  • Dropping of credit overload courses
  • A change from full-time to part-time status
  • Dropping of courses by a part-time student
  • Dropping of courses for which program fees and/or course fees have been assessed.
  • Credit reduction for a particular course

NOTE: This policy applies only in the event that a student remains continuously enrolled. If a student drops all courses, he/she will be considered “unofficially” withdrawn from the University and the bill will be adjusted in accordance with the schedule provided below.

POLICY FOR WITHDRAWALS AND LEAVES OF ABSCENCE

If you decide not to attend the University after you have registered for the semester, the charges on your bill will remain your responsibility unless you properly withdraw or take a leave of absence from the University. If you withdraw or take leave prior to the start of the semester, you will have no tuition or fee liability. Once the semester has started, you will be held responsible for a portion of your charges in accordance with the University refund schedule for that semester.

spring 2021 refund schedule FALL 2021 REFUND SCHEDULE spring 2022 refund schedule

IMPORTANT:  Please note that the adjustment policies and deadlines provided above do not apply to our accelerated, fully online programs.  Please visit Online Programs for more information.