Dropping Classes
If you change your mind about enrollment, you must withdraw so you will not owe. Unfortunately, some students believe if they do not attend classes, they will not owe for those classes. This is not the case. If you register for a class, you owe money to the Bursar’s office unless you withdraw in OASIS or with the Registrar’s office. Refund periods for classes may be found in the Billing Process Section.
If you have taken out a loan and fail a class, you still owe that loan back. You may retake the class the following semester and financial aid will still pay for that second class. Essentially you will have paid for that class twice.
Your attendance may affect your Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP). Whether you withdraw from a class, fail a class, or pass a class, this will affect your SAP. If you pass all your classes, it will have a positive affect on your SAP. Likewise, if you fail, withdraw, or do not attend your classes, it will have a negative affect on your SAP. You may read more about Satisfactory Academic Progress in the Financial Aid Process section.
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