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Unforeseen circumstances may lead you to consider withdrawing from the semester. Before making a final decision, it’s important to meet with an Academic Advisor, an advisor in Financial Aid or a member of the Dean of Students - Advocacy, Outreach & Support to discuss your circumstances, how this decision may affect your progress and financial aid eligibility, and to strategize about the best course of action.
Financial Aid questions and implications to consider:
- Will withdrawing affect your financial aid?
- Will withdrawing affect your completion rate or Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)?
- Your last date of attendance (LDA) will determine if Federal, State, and institutional funding is reduced or cancelled. Check the Add/Drop Calendar and the Refund Calendar.
- If an unpaid balance remains, a hold may be placed on your student record, preventing registration for future courses.
- We strongly encourage you to meet with a financial aid advisor.
Note: The terms "withdrawal" and "leave of absence" are often used interchangeably. Both allow for re-enrollment.