Before opting to withdraw, please consult your instructor.

To avoid an automatic F in the course simply for not completing assignments, students must complete the College's official withdrawal (Course Update) form and submit it to the Student Records Office (Administration Building) on or before the last day to withdraw without penalty.

If it is not practical for you to handle the withdrawal process yourself because you live at a significant distance from the College, contact the Distance Education staff for assistance.

How do I get a refund?
Tuition is refundable to students who drop or withdraw officially from classes prior to the deadlines indicated in the Refund Schedule. For classes which are offered in an academic term of 10-15 weeks duration, the percentage of the refund is determined by the starting date of the term, the length of the term, and the date when the drop/withdrawal is processed. For classes which are offered in an academic term of less than 10 weeks duration, the percentage of the refund is determined by the starting date of the class, the length of the term, and the date when the drop/withdrawal is processed.

The add/drop/withdrawal process is not complete until the Course Update form is received and processed by either the Student Records Office, a Student Services Coordinator at a satellite campus, or processed by the end of the business day via WebAdvisor (the on-line student services attendant). Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays are not considered to be business days. Classes can be added or dropped on-line through WebAdvisor during the add/drop period, but withdrawals cannot be processed on-line. All withdrawals must be processed by the Office of Student Records or by a Student Services Coordinator at a satellite campus. Add/drop and withdrawal deadlines are strictly enforced.