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Tuition Refunds

All dropped classes are subject to the refund schedule. For classes dropped:

  • prior to the second week of a term, students receive a 100% refund;
  • in the second week of a term, students receive a 70% refund;
  • in the third week of a term, students receive a 40% refund; and
  • in the fourth week of a term, students receive a 20% refund.

Refund Schedule

Fall 2008

Dates Refund Amount
On or before Oct. 5
 100%
Oct. 6-12
 70%
Oct. 13-19
 40%
Oct. 20-26
 20%
No refund after Oct 26, 2008

Winter 2009

Dates Refund Amount
On or before Jan. 11 100%
Jan. 12-18 70%
Jan. 19-25
 40%
Jan. 26-Feb. 1
 20%
No refund after Feb. 1, 2009

Spring 2009

Dates Refund Amount
On or before April 5
 100%
April 6-12
 70%
April 13-19
 40%
April 20-26
 20%
No refund after April 26, 2009

Summer Term

For more information on refund dates and policies for Summer term, click here

 

 

Refund consideration is automatic; no special request is necessary. Action to process a refund cannot begin until after the end of the fourth week. It may take as many as six additional weeks for the refund to reach the student.

A course may be dropped during the fifth week of the term by using the Special Registration Form, but the course will be recorded on the transcript as a Withdrawn "W " course and full tuition will be charged.


Other Refund Policies

Extended Studies

Courses offered through Extended Studies incur course fees in lieu of regular tuition, but the refund schedule is the same.

Special Course Fees

Academic departments that charge fees in addition to tuition maintain their own refund schedules for those fees. Students must contact the departments to get approval for refunds.

Health Studies

Any Health Studies special course fee refunds are automatic.

Basic Health Insurance

Fees associated with the purchase of a student health insurance plan are not refundable. Basic insurance fees will be deducted before calculating refunds.

Overseas Programs

Regular tuition, fees, and surcharges paid by students in special overseas programs are normally nonrefundable.

Dropping All Courses

Completely dropping all classes does not cancel a student's obligation to pay a student loan or the balance of a revolving charge account. Refund calculations are based on the total tuition and fees. Students with outstanding accounts such as short-term loans, deferred tuition notes, and any other financial obligations due the University, will have any refund due them applied against the obligation.

Refund policy and calculation are matters separate from tuition payment arrangements.

Refunds for students on financial aid are credited back to the proper financial aid account. For more information, contact the Office of Student Financial Aid.

Military Service

The Oregon University System refund policy generally provides for full refund of dropped or withdrawn courses resulting from entering or being called to active duty in the military service within thirty days of withdrawal. No refund is available for course work in which a student has received academic credit or from courses not dropped/withdrawn. For a full refund, the student must make a written request to the Office of Admissions, Registration and Records. Documentation of the military orders is required.

A student voluntarily enlisting in a military service must drop/withdraw according to existing academic policy, procedures and deadlines, or by petition to the Deadline Appeals Board.