Refund Example Sample Clauses

Refund Example. If a student who paid for Parts A and B of the course withdraws during Day 5 of Part B, he/she will be entitled to a refund of $416.65. WTS will retain $83.35 of Part B tuition and 100% of tuition for completed Part A: Amount paid to date $1,000 Part A completed; no refund $0 Part B, withdrawal on day five (16.67% mark) $416.65 Total Refund Owed to the Student: $416.65 Employment Disclaimer: World Trichology Society does not provide placement services and does not promise or imply any specific employment opportunities as a result of completing the Trichology Certificate course. Upon graduation and active Society membership, students’ names and contact information is added to our 'find a Trichologist' website. By providing my initials, I certify that I read and understand the refund policy and Employment Disclaimer stated above. By signing my name below, I attest that I have read and understand the World Trichology Society Academic Catalog; that I have read, understand, and agree to adhere to the information contained in this Application Agreement, and that the information I provided is truthful and accurate to the best of my knowledge. Student Signature Date Please email a completed copy to xxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. WTS Representative Signature Date
Refund Example. If a student who pays for the course in full withdraws during Month 3, he/she will be entitled to a refund of $4,125. WTS will retain $1,375. Employment Disclaimer: World Trichology Society does not provide placement services and does not promise or imply any specific employment opportunities as a result of completing the Trichology Certificate for Medical Professionals course. Upon graduation and active Society membership, students’ names and contact information is added to our 'find a Trichologist' website. By providing my initials, I certify that I read and understand the refund policy and Employment Disclaimer stated above. By signing my name below, I attest that I have read and understand the World Trichology Society Academic Catalog; that I have read, understand, and agree to adhere to the information contained in this Application Agreement, and that the information I provided is truthful and accurate to the best of my knowledge. Student Signature Date Please email a completed copy to xxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. WTS Representative Signature Date
Refund Example. Process Example A student withdraws after completing 40 class days of an Associate of Science in Assistance Dog Education semester. The semester is 80 days in length. Therefore, the student has completed 40 out of 80 days or 50 percent of the semester. Student = 40 days of attendance Semester = 80 class days Total Semester Tuition Charge = $4,925 Daily tuition charge = $4,925/80 = $61.562 per class day Tuition charge for 40 days = 40 x $61.562 = $2,462.50 If the student has paid $4,925 in tuition, she or he will receive a tuition refund of $2,462.50. Tuition paid = $4,925.00 Tuition charge = - $2,462.50 Refund = $2,462.50 All refunds based on the Xxxxxx University Refund Policy are calculated by the Business Office manually. All refunds due to student shall be made within 30 days of formal cancellation by the student or formal dismissal by the school. The student is notified of the results of the refund calculation and notified of his/her liabilities in writing. A follow-up phone call is made by the Business Office. The Financial Aid Office performs the Title IV refund calculation and determines the student’s and the institution’s liability for program specific return of overpayments to the Department of Education If you have received federal student financial aid funds, you are entitled to a refund of moneys not paid from federal student financial aid program funds.

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