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Refund Schedule for Spring 2007*

Time of Withdrawal Percent of Refund Percent of Penalty
On or Before January 12, 2007 100% 0%
On or Before February 5, 2007 50% 50%
After February 5, 2007 0% 100%

Refund Schedule Spring II 2007*

Time of Withdrawal Percent of Refund Percent of Penalty
On or Before March 5, 2007 100% 0%
On or Before March 15, 2007 50% 50%
After March 15, 2007 0% 100%

Refund Schedule Summer 2007*

Session 100% Refund 50% Refund
1st Four-week on or before May 8 May 9-14
1st Six-week Session on or before May 10 May 11-18
2nd Four-week Session on or before June 7 June 8-13
Eight-week Session on or before June 11 June 12-21
2nd Six-week Session on or before June 25 June 26-29

Refund Schedule for Fall 2007*

Time of Withdrawal Percent of Refund Percent of Penalty
On or Before August 24, 2007 100% 0%
On or Before September 17, 2007 50% 50%
After September 17, 2007 0% 100%

*Whether or not the student attends the class(es) for which he/she registered.

No registration fees will be refunded to students who withdraw after the end of the fourth week of classes regardless of when class attendance ended.

Refund Policy

In order to receive a tuition refund, a student must officially withdraw within the refund period listed above.  Official withdraw (also known as “drop” or “dropping a course”) is defined as completing a Withdrawal Form with the Record’s Office in accordance to instructions listed on the form.  NOTE:  Telephone calls and/or emails that you are dropping the course are not acceptable.  It is the responsibility of the student to initiate and complete the course withdraw process and to understand the result of withdrawing from a course(s), i.e., graduation requirements, student financial aid, scholarship eligibility and awards.

Refunds for sessions different from those listed above are prorated according to the session in proportion to the traditional 16-week session.  A session is defined as an enrollment period within an academic term.  An academic term (fall, spring, or summer) may have a number of sessions running concurrently – 16, 8, or 4 week.

Student Refund Checks

Students are asked to check their online student accounts for refunds.  Once a refund is processed, a check will be issued and should be received by mail within 5-10 business days.

Stop Process - KCTCS will not process a stop payment/reissue until fourteen calendar days from the refund check issue date.

Please make sure that your address information on file is correct with Student Records.