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   Financial Information - Refund Policies   
Refunds are made on tuition and course fees only  and take approximately six weeks to be processed and checks to be drawn.  Refunds for payments made by credit card, will be processed to the credit card on which the payment was made.
  • Refunds for all semesters will be determined by the date shown on the student's official withdrawal form.  A student is not eligible for a refund unless a Counselor is notified of the withdrawal and the proper form is completed.
  • "Withdrawn" or "W" grades are not eligible for refunds and students are responsible for payment for these courses.
  • Students are financially responsible for all tuition and fee charges incurred despite their non-attendance.
  • Balances in excess of charges, including deposits, held at the time of withdrawal will be applied to outstanding charges.  Any overpayment of tuition or course fees will be refunded.  Financial Aid program payments applied to charges are subject to recalculation in accordance with the Federal refund allocation schedule.

Summer, Winter and Mini-Semester Refunds

If a student officially withdraws, credit will be issued as follows:

  • Withdrawal prior to the first day of the semester will result in a 100% credit of Tuition and Course Fees.  Students will remain responsible for all other fees incurred.
  • Withdrawal from the first day of the semester through the third day of the semester will result in a 50% credit of Tuition and Course Fees.  Students will remain responsible for all other fees incurred.
  • No refund of any charges will be available after the third day of the semester.

Fall and Spring Regular and Late Start Semesters

If a student officially withdraws, credit will be issued as follows:

  • Withdrawal prior to the first day of the semester will result in a 100% credit of Tuition and Course Fees.  Students will remain responsible for all other fees incurred.
  • Withdrawal from the first day of the semester through the fifth day of the semester will result in a 50% credit of Tuition and Course Fees.  Students will remain responsible for all other fees incurred.
  • No refund of Tuition and Course Fees will be available after the fifth day of the semester.

Refunds for Financial Aid Recipients

  • Federal Regulations require that Federal financial aid recipients be subject to a reduction of their financial aid if they withdraw or stop attending all classes before completing 60 percent of any given semester.  For further information refer to the Financial Aid section .
  • All financial aid recipients shall be responsible for the costs incurred for tuition, fees, books and related costs should their financial aid be revised or canceled.
  • Students who fail to pay an outstanding balance resulting from a change in their financial aid will be turned over to a collection agency and will be responsible for the added costs of collection, court costs and legal fees.  These costs can add as much 35% to 40% to the amount already owed and will result in the disruption of your credit worthiness when the collection agency reports the account to national credit bureaus.


  • The College reserves the right to revise its policies and charges at any time if circumstance so warrant.


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