Withdrawal from University
Withdrawal from the University is initiated in the Office of Student Financial Services. A withdrawal is not official until the withdrawal form is completed by the student and appropriate college officials.
The student who withdraws completely from the University, for any reason, after the first two weeks of a semester, and before the thirteenth week of the semester will be awarded a grade of W for each course in the current registration.
If you formally withdraw from the University, the official withdrawal date is determined by the Student Success Center or the date the withdrawal form is received by the program support office, which triggers the R2T4 process. Federal aid is prorated based on the percentage of the term attended. Any unearned portion of the federal funds must be returned to the federal source. R2T4 is a mandatory federal regulation that applies to all students receiving Title IV federal financial aid (e.g., Pell Grants, Direct Loans, SEOG, and PLUS Loans) when they officially or unofficially withdraw.