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Disputing Account Balances

Students can challenge an outstanding account balance in writing at any campus Enrollment Center. Balance disputes are only considered for college error. To do so, the student should complete the online Account Balance Dispute Form and attach all supporting documentation explaining the circumstances and his/her/their justifications for the request to adjust the account balance. It is incumbent on the student to prove that the outstanding account balance was the direct result of college error. 

Petition for Withdrawal Exception

Beyond week 12 or 80 percent of any instructional part of semester, a student who is unable to complete the current semester for reasons beyond her/his control (such as an emergency medical condition) may petition for late withdrawal by completing a Petition for Withdrawal Exception and submitting substantiating documentation to the Enrollment Center. The Withdrawal Exception Review Committee meets monthly to review petitions. Submission of a Petition for Withdrawal Exception does not guarantee approval. A recommendation by the committee to deny a request is final. A recommendation by the committee to approve a request must also have the appropriate instructor and academic dean’s approval. Submission deadline is defined as 30 days after the academic semester for which you are petitioning (subject to change each academic year). Conditions approved under past withdrawal petitions may not be approved again.

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