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17.5 Refund Policy (exerpt from: http://www.dixie.edu/humanres/polstu.html) 17.5.1 The refund policy is designed to provide a fair and equitable policy for all students who withdraw, whether they receive federal student aid or not. The refund policy is also designed for specific compliance with the provisions of Section 484B of the Federal Higher Education Act of 1996, as amended (20 USU 1091B.) as it applies to students who receive federal student aid and who withdraw after enrolling. Federal student aid is defined as: Federal Pell Grants, Federal Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant, Leveraging Education Assistance Program, Federal Perkins Loan, and the Federal Family Education Loan programs. 17.5.2 Refunds: 17.5.2.1 Students who drop classes or withdraw from Dixie State College of Utah, will receive tuition and fee refunds or removal of charges according to the guidelines listed below. The minimum refund rates have been established by Dixie State College of Utah in accordance with the policy of the Utah State Board of Regents. Tuition and fee refund periods begin with the first calendar day of the semester and exclude holidays. 17.5.2.2 Students in full-term classes will receive a 100% refund, or removal of charges, through the twenty-first calendar day of the semester. 17.5.2.3 Students in full-term classes will not be refunded after the twenty-first calendar day of the semester. 17.5.2.4 Students in block classes will receive a 100% refund, or removal of charges, through the seventh calendar day of the block term. 17.5.2.5 No refund will be given for students in block classes after the seventh calendar day of the block term. 17.5.2.6 Students in STIT classes will not be eligible for a refund of fees unless the class is dropped prior to the first day of the STIT class. 17.5.2.7 Full-time faculty and staff and their dependents are exempt from tuition and mandatory fee refunding policies. 17.5.2.8 Refunds in excess of unpaid institutional
charges will be returned to the student within 30 days
unless that student received funding through institutional,
private, or outside agencies. In those circumstances,
refunds will be returned to the source(s) of funding. If
there is a balance, it will be mailed to the student.
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