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Common Problems
for Which Appeals are Denied
- Neglect to comply with drop, withdrawal, and registration cancellation
policies and deadlines as published in the Schedule of Classes.
- Incomplete Appeals: Responses are incomplete; no
signature, documentation not submitted as requested, no reason
provided.
- Documentation is submitted without Appeal request.
- Student has not withdrawn from the course for which tuition adjustment
is being requested.
- Documentation from physician or employer is not reviewed by the
student prior to submitting. Physicians and employers often
submit incomplete documentation.
- Students believe that by not attending class they do not owe
tuition.
- Student enrolled in a course that required prerequisites that
were not met and now wants tuition charges removed.
- Student enrolled in a course that does not satisfy degree requirements.
- Student wants to withdraw because she/he did not receive financial
assistance.
- Student thinks that because they did not receive a tuition bill
that they are excused from making payment. Students are responsible
to know when tuition is due.
- Instructor says they will take care of it. Student is responsible
for changes to his/her schedule (e.g. registration, drop, or withdrawal).
- Appeal is submitted over 1 year after course is taken.
- Received financial aid for term of request; appeal would
change enrollment status. Full balance of any difference
in financial aid eligibility must be repaid prior to consideration
of appeal.
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