Refund of Fees: What You Need to Know

If you need to withdraw from the college, you may be eligible for a refund, but timing is important. To be considered for a refund, you must officially withdraw by submitting a Request to Withdraw form to Enrolment Services. 

• Domestic Students: If you withdraw within the first 10 days of the semester, you will receive a refund minus the $500 deposit. 

• International Students: If you withdraw within the first 10 days of the semester, you will receive: 

• A full refund minus $200 if your withdrawal is due to a visa refusal. 

• A full refund minus $2,700 for all other reasons. 

After the 10th day of the semester, no refunds—full or partial—will be processed. If you have paid for future semesters, tuition and ancillary fees for those semesters will be refunded. 

For more details, please visit our Withdrawals and Refunds page. We encourage you to always check out our Important Dates to ensure you stay on track. 

In cases of extenuating circumstances, such as a medical emergency or a death in the family, a tuition refund may be considered through the Fee Appeal Process. We understand that life happens, and sometimes unexpected challenges arise that can impact your plans, even temporarily. If you need support, visit our Fee Appeal webpage to see if you may be eligible.  

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