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Your Graduate Assistant contract will determine the benefits you receive. Please visit the Graduate Studies page for additional information.

If you stop attending one or more of your classes after the 5th day of the semester, and officially cancel the class from your schedule, you’re considered to have withdrawn from the class. A refund of tuition/fees will be processed for you in accordance with the date you withdrew from the class and ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½â€™s tuition/fee refund policy. The class will remain on your schedule for the semester with a grade of W, WP, or WF.

If withdrawing from one or more classes results in you being enrolled less than full-time, adjustments normally will not have to be made to any financial assistance that has already credited to your ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ account. However, any types of assistance that require full-time enrollment, but have not yet been credited to your ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ account, will be canceled.

If your enrollment status changes to less than half-time, you'll forfeit any undisbursed Stafford (student) Loan or PLUS (parent) Loan payments, in addition to the adjustments described above. The Federal Direct Loan Servicing Center will automatically be notified that you're enrolled at ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ less than half-time, which can impact your federal loan repayment 'grace' period.

Please also be advised that if you stop attending (or otherwise participating in) one or more of the class(es) for which you've enrolled, you're defined as having withdrawn from the classes(es) as of the date you stop attending/participating (for purposes of determining if financial aid adjustments are required). Be sure to officially withdraw from any class you elect to stop pursuing. Otherwise, you'll be responsible for payment of a higher-than-necessary amount of tuition/fees and may receive a grade(s) of F.

Dropping Classes
Refund Deadlines for Dropped Classes
Withdrawing from ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½
Return of Title IV Aid and Additional Financial Aid Policies

Please see the Refunds section on the  Payment Options page.

The student may set up direct deposit by logging into their MyCentral account and entering the ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ Payment Center via the link on Student then the Student Financial Services option. Once in the payment center, click on "Refunds" (top menu) or "Electronic Refunds" (under My Profile) to enter the routing and account number to either your checking or savings account.

Refer to the short guide to using the ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ Payment Center for instructions.

Account Holds - contact information for any department that may place a hold
Account Holds - financial holds specific to student bills
Charges related to Housing or Meal Plans

Parking fines/tickets
Parking passes

The Account Holds section on the Payment Information page provides information regarding different types of holds placed by Student Financial Services. 

The 1098T is available electronically in the  ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ Payment Center (Statements section) by the end of January each calendar year. If you have not consented to electronic delivery, a paper copy will be mailed by the end of January. Step-by-step instructions are available to provide additional details, as well as the video tutorial below.

Get Your Tax Document (1098-T) Electronically

Want to know more about how the 1098-T calculations are made?  Watch the videos below:

Consult the  and/or your tax preparer.  You can also visit irs.gov for more information about the and the  options.

Consult the  and/or your tax preparer. 

If financial aid (defined as grants/scholarships/loans) does not pay the balance in full, payment of at least 20% of the original semester balance is due each month.  See "Payment Schedules" below for more information.

Certain ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ renewable scholarships may be reinstated. To be considered for reinstatement, earn the required grade-point average and maintain status as a full-time (at least 12 undergraduate credit hours ) ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ undergraduate student each semester. See reinstatement information under "Current Students" on the Scholarships page for more details.