Financial Aid Withdrawal Policy

Please be advised that withdrawal from classes may affect your financial aid eligibility. Withdrawal during the first two weeks (add/drop period) of any semester without adding courses to replace the dropped courses, will result in the cancellation of financial aid for those classes. Students will be billed by the Business Office for 50% of the tuition, 100% of fees, and any assessed bookstore charges. Withdrawal after the first two weeks of the semester will be subject to the return of Title IV funds calculation. With this calculation, students may be responsible for balances owed to the college, as well as the repayment of any excess financial aid that they had received as a refund.

Financial aid does not cover the cost of any course for which a student registers and never attends. Nor does financial aid cover the costs of auditing a course (AU). If you switch a class to audit, drop all of your classes, unofficially withdraw, or fail all of your classes, you will most likely owe back financial aid money and receive a bill.