🔹 What is the withdrawal policy 🔹 When is the last day to drop a course 🔹 Can I get a refund if I withdraw 🔹 What happens if I drop a course late 🔹 Are withdrawal deadlines different for online or summer courses

Withdrawal policies depend on when and how you’re taking your course.

Here’s what to know:

📅 Deadlines vary by format

• Regular term, Open Acadia, and correspondence courses may have different withdrawal dates

• Some deadlines affect your academic record, others your refund eligibility

💸 Refunds and records

• Withdrawing early may qualify you for a partial refund

• Late withdrawals may result in a W grade on your transcript

• After certain dates, you may be financially responsible for the full course cost

📋 What to do before withdrawing

• Review the official policy

• Talk to your academic advisor and Student Accounts to understand your options

• Submit any required forms before the deadline

✅ Planning ahead helps you avoid unexpected fees or academic penalties.

📘 Helpful Definitions:

• Withdrawal (W grade): Indicates you left the course after the add/drop period

• Refund eligibility: Whether you can get money back after dropping a course

• Delivery method: How the course is taught (e.g., online, in-person, correspondence)

📎 Suggested Links:

• Withdrawal & Refund Policy

• Tuition & Fees Overview

• Contact Student Accounts