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Semester Abroad Program Refund Policies
Chapman University students are billed Chapman tuition, room and (sometimes) board
for all semester abroad and academic year abroad programs. Chapman students are held
to their program provider or host institution's refund policies in the event that
they select to withdraw or are withdrawn by staff due to eligibility reasons. Please
see below for the most updated refund policies from the study abroad and exchange
programs. The $500 Study Abroad Fee is
never
refundable once it is billed to a student.
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AIFS
AIFS Withdrawal Refund Policy
The right to refunds is limited. All withdrawal requests must be in writing by email
to the Program Advisor or Program Manager for the program.
Refunds prior to the start of the program
Using the postmark or fax date of a student’s withdrawal letter as the official withdrawal
date, the following applies:
Withdrawal Policy
If a student withdraws:
Student receives:
After final payment deadline and more than 60 days before departure
All payments minus the non-refundable deposit and application fee of $650 and any
program and flight cancellation fees incurred by AIFS as a result of the withdrawal.
After final payment deadline and 30 to 60 days before departure
All payments minus the non-refundable deposit and application fee of $650, 50% of
the program fee and any flight cancellation fees
After final payment deadline and less than 30 days before departure
No refund
Students who have not paid their program fees and do not notify AIFS in writing of
their intent to withdraw before the final payment deadline for their program are also
subject to the above refund policy. They will be invoiced accordingly and responsible
for the balance due.
Optional Trip Interruption or Cancellation Insurance
Students will have the option of purchasing additional trip cancellation or interruption
insurance which allows them to protect their study abroad program. This policy includes
options to cancel for any reason (CFAR) and interrupt for any reason (IFAR). Details
of the
Worldwide Trip Protector Plans
with travel insurance underwritten by the United States Fire Insurance Company, rated
A (Excellent) by A.M. Best 2019, are available on the
Cultural Insurance Services International (CISI) website
. Students may purchase their plan directly through the CISI website.
If AIFS Abroad cancels a program
Should AIFS Study Abroad cancel a program prior to departure for reasons within its
control (including due to lack of enrolment) participants will be notified and a refund
(less the application fee) or, at the participant’s request, credit toward another
program will be made.
Should AIFS Abroad cancel a program after the final payment deadline (including once
the program has started) for reasons beyond its control including but not limited
to Acts of God, government actions (including those restricting travel), pandemics,
fire, flood, explosion, earthquake, or other natural forces, war, civil unrest, accident,
terrorism, any strike or labor disturbance, or any other event similar to those enumerated
above (a “Force Majeure” Event) students will receive no refund except for recoverable
costs.
If a University cancels a program
Different than if a student withdraws, or AIFS Abroad cancels a program, a university
may choose to cancel travel through a specific date or restrict travel to specific
locations.
For J Term and Spring 2022 – AIFS will not refund application fees for any cancellation
or withdrawal.
If the University requires Home School Approval we will be requesting that advisors
approve or deny applications in the Advisor Portal by July 1.
Should a university cancel a program (including once the program has started) for
reasons beyond its control including but not limited to Acts of God, government actions
(including those restricting travel), pandemics, fire, flood, explosion, earthquake,
or other natural forces, war, civil unrest, accident, terrorism, any strike or labor
disturbance, or any other event similar to those enumerated above (a “force majeure”
event) participants will receive
no refund except for recoverable costs
.
Recoverable costs may include, but not are not limited to program fees (including
tuition), housing, social/cultural activities/excursions, safety and security and
administrative cost, or organized flights. Most of these costs are paid before the
start of the program and are not typically recoverable. In the event of cancellation
AIFS Abroad will endeavor to obtain refunds from suppliers and pass any recovered
costs on to the participant.
If Students choose to leave the program early
Students choosing to leave the program early for personal, medical or other reasons
are not entitled to any refund. Completion of academic credit will be determined on
a case by case basis. Students dismissed for disciplinary reasons receive no refund
of any kind and forfeit all academic credit.
There are no refunds for meals, accommodation, cultural activities/excursions, tuition
or transportation missed by the students. In addition, the student is responsible
for any additional flight fees if they have purchased a flight with AIFS that needs
to be changed to an earlier return date.
AIFS Withdrawal Policy
Anglo American University
Anglo American University Refund Policy
Tuition Refund Policy
Once the tuition has been paid, it is non-refundable except for cases of visa denial
or when the add/drop policy applies.
Fees are non-refundable.
Should the applicant’s / newly admitted student’s visa be rejected for reasons beyond
the student’s control, the applicant may request a full tuition refund. The applicant
must submit the official decision issued from the respective embassy to Admissions
Office within 30 days of the visa rejection. If the student has commenced the studies
in the meantime and/or did not drop the classes, tuition refund will not be possible.
In the case of other serious reasons preventing the applicant from beginning their
studies, AAU requires a written personal statement detailing those reasons to be submitted
to the Admissions Office together with the supporting documentation no later than
the start of the given semester the student was admitted to. Full tuition refund is
not guaranteed; therefore, applicants should submit the tuition payment and all applicable
fees only if they are fully committed to AAU.
Continuing students whose visa is rejected for reasons beyond the student’s control
should submit a personal written statement and the official decision issued from the
respective embassy to the Student Services Center within 30 days of the visa rejection.
In such cases, students are eligible for refund if alternative methods of teaching
are not available.
Housing Refund Policy
If a student cancels the housing reservation 60 or more days prior to check-in date,
they will receive a 100% refund of paid rent minus CZK 11,000 processing fee.
When a student cancels the housing reservation 59-30 days prior to check-in date,
s/he will receive a 50% refund of paid rent minus CZK 11,000 processing fee.
Cancellations 29-0 days prior to check-in date are not eligible for any refund.
Cancellation by AAU
If a reservation is not paid in full by the final payment due date, AAU reserves the
right to cancel the reservation and return payments already made minus the CZK 11,000
processing fee.
Anglo American University Tuition & Payment Policy
API
API Withdrawal Refund Policy
All application fees are nonrefundable without exception.
Application and confirmation deposits are non-refundable deposits unless:
The API program is canceled by API or the host institution.
The student does not meet API or host institution requirements for enrollment.
The student applies for a program that is not approved by their home institution AND
the student does not qualify for an alternative API program.
Once
a student has officially confirmed their participation in an API program by paying
the $400 confirmation deposit (if not covered by the student’s home institution*),
the student becomes subject to the standard withdrawal policy as follows:
Program withdrawals and requests for refunds must be made in writing and sent to the
Program Coordinator for consideration.
Refunds and cost liability are determined based on the date when written cancellation
notice is received from the student.
Please note that only the student can provide notice of withdrawal and the date of
withdrawal will not be set until the date the notice is received from the student.
Students are responsible for program fees according to the schedule below. Should
a student withdraw within the timeframe indicated below having not paid the due portion
of the program fee, they will be invoiced for the portion due and held responsible
for paying that amount.
In the event of student withdrawals, all students will be held responsible to API
for any program cost as detailed in the API Withdrawal Policy. The API Withdrawal
Policy states the following:
Withdrawals 61+ days out from the study abroad program start date:
API will refund all payments, except the $150 application deposit.
Withdrawals 31-60 days out from the study abroad program start date:
API will refund all payments, except the $150 application deposit and $400 confirmation
payment.
Withdrawals 1-30 days out from the study abroad program start date:
The student is responsible for 50% of the program cost plus the application deposit
and confirmation payment, as well as any additional fees accrued.
API Withdrawal Policy
Arcadia University
Arcadia University Withdrawal Refund Policy
Withdrawal Policy
Students who withdraw after submitting their
Enrollment Agreement
, but prior to the full payment due date, will be charged a $500 administrative fee
plus any non-recoverable fees or payments made on their behalf by The College of Global
Studies at Arcadia University.
Students who withdraw on or after the full payment due date, but prior to the scheduled
overseas arrival date for their program, will be charged a $1,500 administrative fee
plus any non-recoverable fees or payments made on their behalf by The College of Global
Studies at Arcadia University.
The full payment due date for fall semester programs in Australia, New Zealand and
South Africa is 1 June, while all other programs have a payment deadline of 1 July.
For students studying for an academic year starting in the fall, 60% of the total
is due by the payment dates listed above with the remainder due by 1 December. For
students studying for a calendar year starting in the spring, 60% of the total is
due by 1 December, with the remainder due by 1 May. Full payment due dates for any
program starting in the spring is 1 December and full payment due dates for all summer
programs is 1 May.
Students who withdraw on or after their scheduled overseas arrival date for their
program will be charged a $2,000 administrative fee plus any non-recoverable deposits
or fees paid on their behalf by The College of Global Studies at Arcadia University.
Refunds are approved only after all relevant accounts are cleared. Upon approval,
a refund will be issued within 20 working days. In the event that a student's charges
exceed the amount paid, the student will be invoiced for the difference.
Full-Year Students Withdrawing After One Term/Semester
If you are participating in a full-year program and notify us in writing at least
one month before the end of the first term or semester that you will not be returning
for the second term or semester, you will be charged the published fee for the completed
term or semester and any non-refundable deposits or fees paid on your behalf by The
College of Global Studies at Arcadia University. If you are participating in a full-year
program and notify us in writing during the month before the end of the first term
or semester that you will not be returning for the second term or semester, you will
be charged the published fee for the completed term or semester, plus $500 and any
non-refundable deposits or fees paid on your behalf by The College of Global Studies
at Arcadia University.
If you participate in a program that requires no less than a full year of study, you
will be charged $2,000 plus all non-refundable deposits and fees paid on your behalf
by The College of Global Studies at Arcadia University or 50 percent of the program
fee, whichever is lower.
Suspension or Expulsion
There is no credit or refund for a student who is suspended or expelled from the program
for any reason.
Program Cancellation:
In the unlikely event that a program is canceled prior to the start of the program,
Arcadia will refund all payment
Program Suspension:
In the case of events arising after the start of a program which are beyond our reasonable
control and which make program continuation impossible, impracticable, or incompatible
with the maintenance of reasonable health, safety, and/or security expectations, including,
but not limited to, natural disasters such as fires, earthquakes, tsunamis, hurricanes,
or floods; acts of God; strikes, work stoppages, or other labor disturbances; riots
or civil commotions; acts of terrorism or other hostilities including war; power of
government or governmental agency (of the United States or the host country), including
restrictions on travel or free movement in country; disease, epidemic, pandemic, or
quarantine; or any other like or unlike cause, Arcadia will actively monitor relevant
information such as travel restrictions and health policies in our own country and
the countries in which we operate to arrive at reasoned and thoughtful decisions,
which may include the suspension of programs. If programs are suspended after the
program start date, Arcadia will actively work to identify all recoverable expenses
paid directly on behalf of students by Arcadia.
In the event student accommodation is provided by a third party via an agreement that
the third party has with Arcadia, students will be subject to the terms and conditions,
including refund policies, stated therein. In the event student accommodation is provided
by a third party via an agreement that the third party has with the student, students
will be subject to the terms and conditions, including refund policies, stated therein.
Arcadia reserves the right to suspend on-site programming for the health, safety,
and security of our students regardless of whether on-site accommodations provided
by a third party remain open or available. In such cases, should the third party provider
of accommodations fail to provide refunds, or refunds satisfactory to students, Arcadia
explicitly disclaims any liability and by accepting the terms of participation in
the program, the student agrees to waive and hold Arcadia and its directors, trustees,
officers, agents, faculty, volunteers, students, employees, and affiliates harmless
against any and all claims, demands, causes of action, or damages related to any requirement
to leave such housing.
Tuition expenses are non-refundable when there is a plan in place for students to
continue earning anticipated credits, such as through remote instruction regardless
of whether a student elects to participate in any changes method of program delivery.
  Arcadia’s program fees, which include such services as pre-program advisory services,
on-site orientation, support services which are provided throughout the program, health
and accident insurance, post-program follow-up, and transcript are non-separable and
non-refundable. With respect to excursions, Arcadia will refund all pre-paid, canceled
optional excursions using the original form of payment. Arcadia will reimburse students
up to $500 total for demonstrated costs of changes from a student’s original itinerary
for flights home for students departing from suspended programs.
A credit will be applied for expenses that are recovered in the following manner.
If you have been billed directly by Arcadia, any applicable credits will be issued
to your student account. If you have been billed by your home school for your program,
you will need to follow up with your home school’s Student Accounts/Bursar's Office
to determine how any applicable credits will be applied to your student account at
your home school
.
Arcadia Withdrawal Policy
CEA CAPA
CEA CAPA Withdrawal Refund Policy
Withdrawal Dates
The program withdrawal date is the last day a participant can withdraw from a program
and not be held responsible for full payment or be eligible for a refund if full program
costs have been paid. All participants must be paid-in-full and/or have submitted
the required Financial Aid or Payment Plan forms by the program withdrawal date. If
the withdrawal date falls on a weekend, the following business day will be honored
(see Refund Policies section for more information).
In the event a program change is made by the student after Withdrawal Deadline, cost
difference between programs (if applicable) is not refunded.
The dates and penalties as described do not apply to CEA CAPA custom programs
Please note the student may be subject to different withdrawal dates and fees policies
based on their home institution.
Refund Policies
All confirmed CEA CAPA participants are eligible to apply for a refund of program
costs according to the CEA CAPA Withdrawal Dates and Cancellation Penalties listed
above. To be considered for a refund of paid program costs, participants are required
to confirm their withdrawal in writing and complete the CEA CAPA refund request form.
Refunds will be calculated from the date the written program withdrawal is received.
If a participant withdraws from a CEA CAPA Program after the program withdrawal date
and has not yet paid their program fees, they will be responsible to pay all owed
cancellation penalties due at the time of the program withdrawal.
Non-Refundable Items:
Refunds will not be provided under the following circumstances:
Program Application fees
Program Confirmation fees
Participants who are withdrawn by CEA CAPA for non-payment
Participants that voluntarily leave a CEA CAPA Program before the program end date
Participants who are dismissed from a program for violation of CEA CAPA's Participant
Policies
Any Cancellation penalties due as outlined in the CEA CAPA participant withdrawal
policy
Program cost difference for participants who voluntairily decide to switch from an
internship to a study-only program after confirmation
Pre-Program (Prior to Departure)
: If a participant has purchased CEA CAPA Secure Coverage they may withdraw from their
CEA CAPA program for any covered circumstance listed below up to one calendar week
before your program’s start date and receive a prorated refund for all recoverable
program fees that you have paid to CEA CAPA based on the time of your cancellation,
less the $95 application fee, non-refundable program confirmation fee, and the cost
of the CEA CAPA Secure plan.
After Program Start
: If a participant is required to withdraw for a covered reason after the start of
the program, prorated refunds are assessed to determine the recoverable costs based
on the time a covered circumstance happens. As with a pre-program start refund, your
$95 application fee, non-refundable confirmation fee, and the cost of CEA CAPA Secure
are not refundable. For all onsite incidents, the prorated refund exceptions will
only cover approved costs not covered by CEA CAPA’s International Travel Health Insurance.
Examples of circumstances covered by CEA CAPA Secure:
Medical Incident that resulted in serious injury, illness, or death to you or immediate
family
Significant injury that limits mobility (leg, foot, hip, back)
Death in immediate family
Diagnosis of terminal illness
Destruction of primary residence
CEA CAPA Secure Claims Process
Participants who have purchased CEA CAPA Secure Coverage can apply for a prorated
refund outside of the standard program withdrawal policy. To file a claim, the participant
should first complete the standard refund request process and email a short-written
statement (500 words or less) explaining the situation to their designated point of
contact managing the claim. This point of contact will be provided to the participant
at the time of claim. The participant should also attach any relevant files (e.g.,
medical records, etc.) to the form. All approved prorated refunds will be reviewed
and processed within 30 days of receipt of the claim. Participants who do not purchase
CEA CAPA Secure coverage will not be eligible for any refunds after their program
withdrawal date as outlined in the CEA CAPA standard refund policy.
Refund Payments
Before processing refunds, all participants must fill out an ACH form noting the bank
details for the account to which they want the funds sent. Refunds will be sent to
that specified bank via mail/direct deposit/wire transfer. Participants should allow
approximately 45 days for a refund payment to be processed. *These withdrawal and
refund policies only apply to participants paying all program fees directly to CEA
CAPA. If the student submits all or a portion of their program cost payment to a home
institution for their CEA CAPA program or if they are participating in a custom/faculty-led
program, the student must follow up directly with their study abroad office or program
leader to confirm the program withdrawal and refund policy.
Program Cancellation
CEA CAPA reserves the right to cancel or suspend a program at any time. Changes in
a program's structure do not constitute its cancellation (see below Change in Program
Structure). If CEA CAPA cancels or suspends a program prior to the start of the program,
accepted applicants are given the choice of the following:
Switching to a future program session
Switching to a different CEA CAPA program site
A full refund of all fees paid, less the application fee
If an accepted applicant chooses to switch to a future session or a different CEA
CAPA program, all fees paid including the application fee will be applied towards
the new program. At that point, they will be enrolled in that program and are subject
to any CEA CAPA policies and/or new payment obligations that apply. If a CEA CAPA
program is cancelled mid program due to safety and security concerns all program fees
are non-refundable as program costs are paid out on participant's behalf prior to
arrival. CEA CAPA strongly recommends all participants purchase the CEA Secure Coverage
to receive a prorated refund of any recoverable program fees from the date of cancellation.
Change in Program Structure
CEA CAPA makes every effort to ensure that programs operate as described in the published
material. However, due to unforeseen circumstances changes may be necessary. Changes
in program structure may include staffing, excursions, immersion activities, academic
options and/or housing options. Necessary changes in academic delivery or format while
a program is ongoing, such as moving from in-person to online course work or vice
versa, are considered a change in program structure. CEA CAPA cannot guarantee any
course selections made by participants. Course availability may be changed by the
host institution and/or CEA CAPA at any time. No refund or reduction of fees will
be made if the altered arrangements are similar to the original arrangements as deemed
by CEA CAPA. Determinations of similarity will be made at CEA CAPA’s sole discretion.
CEA Withdrawal Policy
Institute for Central American Development Studies (ICADS)
Institute for Central American Development Studies (ICADS) Withdrawal Refund Policy
Deposits made to reserve a place in the program are non-refundable, as they cover
expenses and reservations made on behalf of incoming students. After the program has
begun, there are typically no refunds granted, though partial refunds are sometimes
possible, subject to special review. Please consult ICADS for information on refunds,
as they are subject to affiliation agreements made with our university partners.
ICADS Website
ISA
ISA Withdrawal Refund Policy
This policy applies to all cancellations, regardless of the reason.
Your request to withdraw and receive a refund must be made in writing to ISA.
The $95 application deposit is non-refundable. If your application is denied due
to eligibility requirements, your deposit will be fully refunded. Alternative payment
arrangements (financial aid, payment plans, etc.) do not exempt you from this policy.
If you withdraw from the program
on or before the ISA original payment due date
, you are liable for the $95 application deposit.
If you withdraw
1-9 days after the ISA original payment due date
, you are liable for $750 plus costs incurred by ISA on your behalf.
If you withdraw
10-20 days after the ISA original payment due date
, you are liable for $1,250 plus costs incurred by ISA on your behalf. Summer program
participants are liable for $1,000 plus costs incurred by ISA on your behalf.
If you withdraw
21 or more days after the ISA original payment due date but prior to the final deadline
for withdrawal
, you are liable for $1,750 plus costs incurred by ISA on your behalf. Summer program
participants are liable for $1,500 plus costs incurred by ISA on your behalf.
The final deadline to withdraw from any ISA program is
14 days prior to the start date of the program
. If you withdraw after this deadline, regardless of the reason for withdrawal, you
are not eligible for any refund from ISA.
Signing and returning all documents in your student portal is your responsibility.
If you fail to return the documents after repeated notification (email or call), you
will be deemed withdrawn and will not be eligible for any refund.
Housing deposits and housing confirmation fees are non-refundable after the ISA original
payment due date. If you change or defer to another ISA program after your ISA original
payment due date, but prior to the final deadline to withdraw, ISA will assess a $500
change fee plus costs incurred. Program changes are not permitted 1-14 days prior
to the start of the program. Prior to your official acceptance, please refrain from
booking flights for your program. ISA reserves the right to adjust program dates to
accommodate host university calendar changes and is not responsible for airline fare
or ticket change fees incurred by program participants.
Prices and dates are subject to change without notice.
Optional Withdrawal Protection Plan
:
ISA Withdrawal Protection guarantees a full refund of the program payment, less the
$95 deposit and withdrawal protection fee. In addition, any add-ons such as housing
deposits, late fees, change fees, optional excursions, etc are excluded from withdrawal
protection.
To activate this optional plan, submit this form and payment to ISA by the original
program payment due date. Participants that purchase withdrawal protection and decide
to withdraw must notify ISA in writing no later than 5pm CST at least one business
day prior to the posted program start date.
ISA Withdrawal Policy
(click on Admissions > Cancellation Policy)
ISEP
ISEP Student Withdrawal Policy
International Student Exchange Programs (“ISEP“, “we”, “us” and/or “our”) has prepared
the ISEP Student Withdrawal Policy to describe to you our practices for helping students
withdraw from our programs. ISEP may change the terms of this policy from time to
time at its sole discretion. When these changes are made, ISEP will make a new copy
of the policy available on our website and will indicate the new effective date. Any
new additional terms will be made available to you from within, or through, the affected
service on the applicable website.
Request to Withdraw
All students who wish to withdraw from an ISEP program, must submit a request to withdraw
in writing.
Submit your “Request to Withdraw.”
Withdrawal Terms
Term
The amount for which students are liable for their withdrawal from the ISEP application
placement process depends on the stage or “Term” at which the withdrawal takes place.
Review our policies on student withdrawal for each
program type
below.
ISEP Exchange Withdrawal Terms
Withdrawal prior to accepting placement:
If you withdraw before accepting your placement, ISEP will retain the ISEP Exchange
application fee and will automatically reduce your exchange balance to zero.
Withdrawal after accepting placement:
If you have accepted your placement and the request for withdrawal is approved, you
agree that:
ISEP will retain the application and placement fees and negotiate a possible reduction
of your exchange balance with your host institution
You will pay the full program fee at the discretion of your home institution in collaboration
and agreement with ISEP and your host institution
You will pay any non-recoverable costs incurred by your host institution based on
your acceptance
Any refund of your tuition, housing and meals is at the discretion of your home university
You forfeit your right to receive benefits as an ISEP student and will reimburse your
host institution for any money advanced to you to cover benefits beyond the date of
your withdrawal, termination, or early return
You may lose financial aid or scholarships due to loss of full-time student status
For students bound for the United States, the loss of full-time student status constitutes
non-compliance with your student visa, necessitating your immediate departure from
the U.S.
ISEP Exchange Deferral Terms:
Deferring students are required to accept their new deferral placement immediately.
If a student has accepted his/her placement at the time of deferral, the student will
be responsible for any non-recoverable costs of the host university.
ISEP Direct Withdrawal Terms
Withdrawal prior to accepting placement:
If you withdraw before accepting your placement, ISEP will retain the application
fee.
Withdrawal after accepting placement:
45 days or more, prior to your program start date, you will be responsible for the
following: US$550 withdrawal fee plus host university incurred costs
45 days or less, prior to your program start date, you will be responsible for the
following: US$1,100 withdrawal fee plus host university incurred costs
On or after your program start date, y
ou will be responsible for the application and placement fees plus any non-recoverable
costs incurred by ISEP or your host institution.
Reducing a full year program to a semester program:
Your program fee will be reduced to the semester fee. Additionally, the following
notification timelines and withdrawal fees apply. If you withdraw:
45 days or more, prior to your second semester start date, you will be responsible
for the following:
US$550 withdrawal fee plus host university incurred costs
45 days or less, prior to your second semester start date, you will be responsible
for the following:
US$1,100 withdrawal fee plus host university incurred costs
ISEP Direct Deferral Terms:
Deferrals are only granted on a case-by-
case
and they must be for the subsequent term, academic calendar permitting. Deferring
students are required to accept their new deferral placement immediately. The student
will pay the program fee associated with their second placement. If a student has
accepted his/her placement at the time of deferral, the student will be responsible
for any non-recoverable costs of the host university.
ISEP Direct Changes to Benefits Package
Any student request to make changes to the ISEP Direct benefits package after the
point of acceptance will incur a US$250 administrative fee, in addition to any non-recoverable
costs at the host institution.
ISEP Withdrawal Policy
Korea University
Korea University Withdrawal Refund Policy
Korea University Tuition Withdrawal Policy is the same as Chapman University's tuition
policy and follows the same dates. Korea University's Housing Withdrawal policy is
listed below.
Chapman University Refund Policy
The date of withdrawal for purposes of tuition credit shall be the date on which the
class was dropped through my.chapman.edu or at the Registrar's Office. Students who
register, but do not attend classes, will not receive a tuition credit unless they
officially withdraw by the posted deadlines. Tuition deposits are not refundable.
Students who receive federal financial aid are subject to a pro-rated return of federal
funds if they withdraw through the 60% period of each semester.
Tuition Refund Schedule for Undergraduate Students
Tuition Refund Schedule for Undergraduate Students
No later than the last day to add/drop
100%
Withdrawal within the third week of classes
20%
Withdrawal after the third week of classes
None
Korea University Housing Withdrawal Policy:
Residence Hall Fee & Deposit Refund Policy (Summary)
Residence Hall Fee & Deposit Refund Policy (Summary)
Residence Hall Fee & Deposit Refund Policy (Summary)
Date
A written notice of Cancellation received by
Refund Schedule
Before Official Check in date
Prior to the room assignment date
All fees paid less 100,000 KRW of cancellation fee will be refunded to the student
Prior to the official opening date
Whole Deposit 200,000 KRW will be forfeited from the housing account as a room cancellation
fee
After Official Check in date
Friday ending the first full week of classes
200,000 KRW cancellation fee and 20% of obligation of one semester residence hall
fees will be deducted
Friday ending the second week of classes
200,000 KRW cancellation fee and 40% of obligation of one semester residence hall
fees will be deducted
Friday ending the third week of classes
200,000 KRW cancellation fee and 60% of obligation of one semester residence hall
fees will be deducted
Friday ending the fourth week of classes
200,000 KRW cancellation fee and 80% of obligation of one semester residence hall
fees will be deducted
After Friday ending the fourth week of classes
No refunds or waiver of fees
Reutlingen University
Reutlingen University Withdrawal Refund Policy
The
administrative fee
paid by you and the fee of the
"Verfasste Studierendenschaft"
will be fully refunded in case of a cancellation within one month after the respective
start of the lecture. After that, no refund can be made. You must reclaim the
Studierendenwerk fee
directly from the Studierendenwerk in Tübingen. A certificate of payment of the Studierendenwerk
fee can be requested by e-mail if required.
In order to reclaim the Social Fee for Student Services (Studierendenwerksbeitrag),
at present 74.10 EUR, you will need to apply directly to the Studierendenwerk in Tübingen.
The University Administration will send you an email explaining how to do this.
If a student has already paid the Semester Contribution, but then does not take up
his or her study place, the Contribution will be reimbursed by the Constituted Student
Body (Verfasste Studierendenschaft). In such cases students must make sure that their
claim reaches the Constituted Student Body within one month.
Reutlingen University Withdrawal Policy
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SIT Study Abroad
SIT Study Abroad Withdrawal Refund Policy
Withdrawal and Cancellation
Notification of withdrawal from an SIT Study Abroad program must be submitted in writing.
The confirmation deposit ($2,500 for IHP/Comparative programs and $400 for all other
programs) credited towards the student's program fee is nonrefundable and may not
be transferred to another semester. Payment of the balance of the program fee is due
on the following dates:
July 15
for fall semester programs
December 15
for spring semester programs
May 15
for summer programs
Students are expected to pay the program fee according to this schedule. If payment
is not made on schedule, the student will be withdrawn for nonpayment.
For IHP/Comparative programs, enrolled students who withdraw prior to 90 days before
the start of the program forfeit one-half of the acceptance deposit ($1,250). After
that time, no refunds of the $2,500 acceptance deposit will be given.
Withdrawal Refund Procedures
After acceptance to the program, refunds in the event of withdrawal will be made according
to the schedule below. Refunds will be calculated from the time SIT is notified by
the student or by the last date of association with the program, whichever is later.
The amount of the total refund will be determined by the Office of the Registrar.
After the refund amount has been determined, balances will be refunded or invoices
issued for outstanding funds. Students withdrawing before the first 50% of the term
is over will realize an adjustment of tuition, room, and board, excluding the nonrefundable
deposit, according to the following schedule:
Up to the day of the student’s departure from the U.S. or home country, 100% refund
minus the confirmation deposit (either $400 or $2,500, depending on the program) and
any airline cancellation fees (if SIT cancels the program) and penalties
Students withdrawing before the first 50% of the semester is over will realize an
adjustment of tuition, room and board, excluding the nonrefundable deposit, according
to the following schedule:
SIT Withdrawal Schedule:
Date of withdrawal
Percentage of adjustment
The day of the program’s specified start date
100% refund minus the deposit
During the first 10% of the term
90% refund of tuition, room and board
Between 11% and 20% of the term
80% refund of tuition, room and board
Between 21% and 30% of the term
70% refund of tuition, room and board
Between 31% and 40% of the term
60% refund of tuition, room and board
Between 41% and 50% of the term
50% refund of tuition, room and board
After 50% of the term
No refund of tuition, room and board
If a student believes individual circumstances warrant an exception to these procedures,
a written request with supporting documentation should be sent to the Office of the
Registrar and copied to the dean of students.
Program Changes
Although SIT will attempt to maintain its programs as described in its publications,
SIT reserves the right to terminate or alter a program at any time and for any reason,
with or without notice. Normally in the event of termination or cancellation, refund
procedures shall follow those set forth above in the Withdrawal Refund Procedures
section.
Period of Enrollment
The period of enrollment for students ordinarily begins the day of the specified program
start date and concludes on the specified program end date.
SIT Withdrawal Policy
Sogang University
The application fee is not refundable.
The tuition and dormitory fee will be partly refundable according to the refund policy.
All refund requests must be made in writing. It will take about 3-4 weeks for students
to receive the refund. In case of all refunds, any postage and bank transaction charges
involved will be deducted from the amount of the refund.
If a student withdraws by June 17, which is a week before the start of the program,
80% of the tuition will be refunded. (Any commission fees or bank transaction charges
will be deducted from the amount of the refund.)
50% of the tuition fee will be refundable within the first week of the start of the
program. (Any commission fees or bank transaction charges will be deducted from the
amount of the refund.)
From the 2nd week, there will be no refund available. A written notice of withdrawal
must be made to the office before the deadline in order to receive the refund. If
a student does not appear in class during the first week, the student's admission
will be cancelled and no refunds will be given.
After the program starts, cancelling one course out of two courses will not be allowed,
and no refund available for this case.
Soogang University Withdrawal Policy
Spanish Studies Abroad
Spanish Studies Abroad Withdrawal Refund Policy
Refund Policy
Penalties for withdrawal from a Spanish Studies Abroad program are assessed based
upon the length of time between notice of your withdrawal and the start of the program.
The deposit is always non-refundable. Withdrawal notification must be sent to
info@spanishstudies.org
.
In addition to the deposit forfeiture, withdrawal from a Spanish Studies Abroad program
incurs the following penalties:
25% of program fee for withdrawals between final payment due date and 30 days prior
to the start of the program.
25% of the room and board fee and 100% of the tuition, study tours, general education,
and orientation fees for withdrawals between 29 days prior to the start of the program
and 1 day prior to program start.
There is no refund for any portion of the program on or after the program start date.
In the case of homestays, Spanish Studies Abroad may change unsatisfactory lodgings
but will not refund any portion of room and board fees after a student’s arrival at
a home. If the student finds his or her housing to be unsatisfactory, he or she should
notify the program’s resident director or staff immediately.
Spanish Studies Abroad Withdrawal Policy
Temple University
Temple University Withdrawal Refund Policy
In order to determine a student's eligibility for refunds of any fees, Education Abroad
must first receive written notice of withdrawal from the student either by a signed
letter or email. Education Abroad cannot accept notice of withdrawal by any other
means, including phone calls or letters from parents. The only exception to this would
be if a student were incapacitated. In this case the student's parents or guardians
should contact Education Abroad.
Program and Housing Deposits:
The $200 program deposit and $200 housing deposit are non-refundable should a student
withdraw from the program.
Housing Fees:
Please note that Temple makes a commitment to housing partners abroad on behalf of
students immediately after the due date of students' housing forms and deposits. If
a student withdraws from the program or from Temple-arranged housing after the due
date and before the start of the program, Temple will attempt to obtain a refund of
the housing costs, but a refund may not be possible; students may be liable for the
full costs of housing and will be billed accordingly. By the time students arrive
on-site, Temple has made irrevocable commitments on their behalf. Students withdrawing
from the program or leaving their Temple-arranged housing at or after the start of
the program will receive no refund. If a student is responsible for damages or missing
items, Temple University will bill the student for the outstanding amount.
Other Program Fees (where applicable):
Once charges are posted to student accounts and initial bills are generated, Temple
makes commitments on behalf of students for various activities and services covered
by program fees (if any) such as orientation events, meals and excursions, if they
are offered as part of the program (please refer to the program information on the
Education Abroad website for details of any other program fees). If a student withdraws
from the program before initial bills are issued (see
Billing Policies and Procedures
for approximate initial billing dates), other program fees (if any) are refundable.
After bills are issued, Temple will attempt to obtain a refund, but students need
to be aware that a refund of program fees after the initial billing date may not be
possible.
Tuition:
Students will be charged 100% of their semester bill unless a course drop form is
processed by a registration office of the university or the student successfully drops
courses through Self Service Banner by the Drop/Add deadline date. Please note that
deadlines may vary according to the Part of Term in which the course is scheduled.
With some exceptions (see * below), students who process their course drops by the
Drop/Add deadline date will be issued a 100% refund. After this, refunds are not possible,
though there is provision for petitioning for a refund of tuition after the Drop/Add
deadline date if there are serious extenuating circumstances.
Program Suspension/Cancellation/Disruption:
We encourage students to consider purchasing trip cancellation insurance, which is
available through many travel agents and insurance companies. Keep in mind that policies
vary, so students should check with the travel insurance providers to find out what
specific expenses they will cover and what trip cancellations reasons they will accept.
Carefully review the exclusions. Students should also purchase flights with the most
flexible change and refund policies and understand these policies and their financial
responsibility before purchase, including any conditions related to the ability to
use a canceled ticket for a later flight. Temple University is not responsible for
any costs students may incur, including airfare and any cancellation or change fees,
in the event students withdraw from the program or the program is rescheduled, modified,
or canceled by Temple.
*Some of Temple’s programs involve partnerships with schools abroad. This information
can be found on our website. For these programs Temple makes financial commitments
on behalf of students to the partner institution; the amount of any tuition refund
will depend upon what, if any, refund can be secured from the partner. If a student
withdraws from the program before initial bills are generated, full tuition is refundable.
If a student withdraws after bills are issued, Temple will attempt to obtain a refund,
but a refund of tuition after the initial billing date is subject to the policies
of our partners abroad.
Temple reserves the right to amend prices to reflect changes in economic conditions.
Temple University Withdrawal Policy
Theatre Academy London
Theatre Academy London Withdrawal Refund Policy
Theatre Academy London Withdrawal Refund Policy
Level of Liability
Date
Spring 2022
Commitment Fee ($1500)
Wednesday, September 22, 2021
Final Payment (balance)
Wednesday, October 20, 2021
Spring 2023
Confirmation Deposit ($1500)
Wednesday, September 21, 2021
Final Payment (balance)
Wednesday,  October 19, 2021
Confirmation deposit:
The $1500 confirmation deposit is non-refundable after the due date in accordance
with the Refund Policy outlined below.
Final Payment:
The balance of the program fee is non-refundable after the due date in accordance
with the Refund Policy outlined below.
Refunds of Program Fees
Refunds of program fees will be granted in instances of withdrawal prior to the start
of the program under the following circumstances:
Refunds of program fees/release of liability for program fees will be granted for
student cancellations prior to the start of the program under the following circumstances,
upon providing appropriate documentation:
Involuntary call to active duty
Death of the student or a death in the immediate family (parent, legal guardian, spouse,
child, or sibling)
Partial Refunds of Program Fees
Partial refunds/partial release of fee liability for program fees may be granted in
instances of student withdrawal prior to the start of the program under the following
circumstances, upon providing appropriate documentation:
Illness of the student of such a duration or severity that it precludes overseas travel.
The student will be required to submit all relevant medical records for review and
evaluation by FSU’s University Health Services. University Health Services will advise
International Programs’ refund committee of its recommendation. International Programs’
refund committee will notify the student of the decision.
Exceptional unforeseen circumstances beyond the control of the student, as approved
by the International Programs refund committee.
Submitting Withdrawals, Requests for Refunds, and Release from Fee Liability
Submit all cancellations and requests for refunds or release from fee liability in
writing via email to
IP-Cancel@fsu.edu
. Applicants should include their last name and program code in the subject line of
the email.
University of Limerick
University of Limerick Withdrawal Refund Policy
Policy on Refund of Tuition Fees for Non-EU students
Acceptance deposits in respect of all programmes, both undergraduate and postgraduate,
are non-refundable. All programme acceptance deposits will be offset against the student
fee liability.
The University accepts no obligation to refund any fee or part of any fee paid in
respect of any programme. However, in certain circumstances, the University may consider
a partial refund of the fee paid.
The following are the guidelines for the refund of fees:
Full-time undergraduate programs:
Non-Refundable amount after 31st October : Semester 1 Registration fee of €1,500.
Non-Refundable amount after 31st October : Semester 1 fees claimed from HEA.
Non-Refundable amount after 31st January : Semester 2 Registration fee of €1,500.
Non-Refundable amount after 31st January : Semester 2 fees claimed from HEA.
Study Abroad Program
The same conditions will apply in the case of students enrolled on the Study Abroad
Program (semester or year program).
Termination of Enrollment
You must complete a Termination of Enrolment Form with Academic Registry as it has
implications for your Fee Liability, SUSI and HEA Free Fees funding.
The date of receipt by Academic Registry will be recorded as the official date of
Exit.
Termination of Enrolment
BEFORE 31
st
October
= No Fees for Semester 1 of Academic Year
Termination of Enrolment
AFTER the 31
st of
October BEFORE 31
st
January
= Fees for Semester 1 only
Termination of Enrolment
AFTER the 31
st of
January
= Fees for Full Academic Year
Procedures for Exit from University of Limerick and Payment of Refund
The date the Student Services Office at the University of Limerick receives a signed
Student Exit Form, which must be handed in personally by the student in question,
will be deemed to be the date the student leaves the university. Subsequently, the
Student Services Office will liaise with the Fees Office and the International Education
Office to arrange for the payment of the tuition refund. In order for a refund to
be paid please complete the attached International Student Tuition Fee Refund Form.
In the case of international students holding a student visa for study in Ireland
wishing to discontinue their studies in the University of Limerick, the International
Education Office will inform the Irish immigration authorities of the impending change
in the status of the students concerned as the student visa will no longer be valid
once an international student exits the University of Limerick.
Housing
Cancellation after check in and you have found someone to take your room:
If you cancel your room in writing after check in and have found someone to take your
room and will pay any outstanding rental fees and deposit, Campus Life Services agrees
not to hold you liable for the full term of your agreement. Campus Life Services will
terminate the license on receipt of all relevant documentation and payment of all
funds due by you and the new license holder.
Cancellation after check in where you have not found someone to take your room:
If you cancel your room in writing after check in and have not found someone to take
your room, you will forfeit your full deposit and you will be liable for rental fees
as follows:
Cancellation after check in and notice is received on/before September 30th (for residents
who have accepted an offer for semester 2 only, the cancellation date is January 30th)–
you will be liable for 8 weeks rental fees from the date of notice.
Cancellation following check in and notice is received after September 30th – you
will be liable for the full rental fees for semester 1. No refund will apply.
Early vacation of a full year term
If you have booked for a full year and want to forego accommodation for the spring
semester, 4 weeks written notice is required on or before December 1st, with the room
vacated by January 1st. In this case, you will forfeit the deposit and you will be
liable for 8 weeks rental fees from the date of notice. You will also forfeit your
full deposit.
Where notice is received after December 1st, you will be liable for the full rental
fees for spring.
University of Limerick Withdrawal Policy
WHU-Otto Beisheim School of Management
WHU-Otto Beisheim Withdrawal Policy
Termination of the participant agreement by mutual consent, termination without notice
WHU grants the participant the option to terminate the participant agreement by mutual
agreement prior to the start of the program subject to the following conditions:
if the request to terminate the agreement is made up to twelve weeks prior to the
start of the open enrollment program and the contract partner pays €150 to WHU within
a further 14 days; different conditions apply to the Capability Program, see §4.2,
and to the online course “Transformational Technologies: Applied Lessons from Sports
(by WHU & MIT xPRO)”, see § 4.3.
if the request to terminate the agreement is made up to six weeks prior to the start
of the open enrollment program and the contract partner pays 50% of the program fee
to WHU within a further 14 days; different conditions apply to the Capability Program,
see §4.2, and to the online course “Transformational Technologies: Applied Lessons
from Sports (by WHU & MIT xPRO)”, see §4.3.
if the request to terminate the agreement is made up to two weeks prior to the start
of the open enrollment program and 90% of the program fee is paid; different conditions
apply to the Capability Program, see §4.2, and to the online course “Transformational
Technologies: Applied Lessons from Sports (by WHU & MIT xPRO)”, see §4.3.
The termination request must be made in text form. If the contract partner has already
made payments to WHU in respect of the participation fee, a statement will be produced
and any excess fees returned to the participant.
WHU grants the participant the option to terminate the participant agreement by mutual
agreement prior to the start of the Capability Program subject to the following conditions:
if the request to terminate the agreement is made up to six months prior to the start
of the Capability Program and the contract partner pays €150 to WHU within a further
14 days. The termination request must be made in text form.
Consumers have the right to revoke the participation agreement within 14 days after
the contract has been closed. The period ends if the program or online course begins
before the 14-day right of withdrawal expires.
After online payments will be checked, the registration fee cannot be refunded. Once
officially registered, the tuition fee (for non-nominated students) cannot be refunded
completely due to administration costs generated.
WHU Withdrawal Policy
ZHAW (Zurich University of Applied Sciences)
Exchange students from partner universities outside Europe pay their tuition fees
at their home universities, remain matriculated at their home universities and do
not pay any tuition fees at the ZHAW.
Accepted Students
Accepted Students
Course Approvals
Housing Considerations
Program Refund Policies
Student Visa Guide
Voting While Abroad
Contact Us
Email:
globaled@chapman.edu
Call:
(714) 997-6830
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