Withdrawal from class(es)

Withdrawal from a class may affect your eligibility for financial aid as determined by the Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy (SAP).

Withdrawal from all courses will require a recalculation of federal financial aid eligibility as determined by the Return to Title IV Funds Policy. Any student receiving federal financial aid that withdraws or is withdrawn by instructor(s) from all classes before completing more than 60% of the enrollment period will be required to return federal financial aid funds. This also includes students that drop out or are dismissed prior to completing 60% of a semester. This policy affects any student receiving federal financial aid (Pell, FSEOG, ACG). Federal Work-Student funds are excluded from this policy. If a calculation results in an overpayment, the student may owe a debt to the College and to the US Department of Education. Federal eligibility is lost until the debt is paid or satisfactory arrangements are made with the US Department of Education. To avoid owing funds back to the College and to the US Department of Education, check with a Financial Aid administrator before withdrawing from college. If you unofficially withdraw or if an instructor withdraws you from the College during the semester, federal regulations require that we calculate R2T4 at the 50 percent point of the semester.