🔹 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 deadlines at Acadia vary based on the course type and delivery method. Each format—such as regular term, Open Acadia, or correspondence—has its own timeline for academic withdrawal and tuition refund eligibility. Students should review the official policy and consult their advisor before withdrawing to understand academic and financial impacts.

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