LSUA ADMISSIONS

Dates

Policy

Refund of University fees will be made according to the following policy when a student RESIGNS from the University or their provisional admission is CANCELLED. Refunds resulting from schedule changes will follow this same policy.

1. Resignations initiated through the first 10 class days of a full semester, (7 class days for Fall A or B-Term, or Spring A or B-Term), will result in a 100% refund of refundable fees.

   Summer resignations initiated through the first 5 class days, (4 class days for Summer A or B-Term), will result in a 100% refund of refundable fees.

   If a student registered for a full-term and/or A-Term AND also a B-Term course and resigns or drops from the B-Term course no later than the seventh day of B-Term, a full refund is due for the B-Term course.

2. Schedule changes initiated through the first 10 class days of a full semester, (7 class days for Fall A or B-Term, or Spring A or B-Term), will result in a 100% refund in the difference of fees. Schedule changes initiated through the first 5 class days in Summer or 4 days for Summer A or B- Term will result in a 100% refund in the difference of fees.

   Students who make schedule changes or resign will receive a notice from Accounting concerning any refunds or any balances due the University.

3. After class day 10 of a regular semester (class day 7 for A or B-Term) or class day 5 of a summer session (class day 4 for Summer A or B-Term), NO REFUNDS will be given.
4. The application fee, registration fee, late registration fee, mandatory fees, and international student fee are not refundable.
5. The application for graduation fee is non-refundable and not transferable to a future semester. In the event that an applicant fails to complete requirements for graduation, this fee will be forfeited and the student will be required to submit a new Application for Candidacy form along with the applicable fee.

Students attending LSUA and receiving Title IV assistance (Federal Financial Aid) will have a portion of their tuition refunded to Title IV if they withdraw from the University during the first 60% of the enrollment period. Students who withdraw during the first 60% of the enrollment period will be considered to have not earned all or a portion of the financial aid funds they received, and will incur a financial obligation for any unearned funds received.

NOTE: Refunds will be applied to any existing indebtedness to the University prior to disbursement to a student.

If you register for classes and do not attend, you must resign from the University and/or formally drop the classes not attended in accordance with established deadlines, or you will be held responsible for the tuition and fees owed.

Stopping payment on a check used to pay tuition and fees is not sufficient notice of withdrawal from courses and will not release the student from financial obligations for those courses.

Merely discontinuing class attendance is not considered to be a formal resignation from the University. Students who discontinue class attendance and who fail to follow the established resignation procedure will be held responsible for all tuition and fees.

Dropping courses or withdrawing from the University does not relieve a student of the responsibility for unmet financial obligations to the University. Students enrolled in a deferred fee payment plan will be required to continue making payments until the non-refundable portion of their account is paid in full.