TUITION REFUND POLICY FOR FIRST PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS
Cancellation and Tuition Refund Policy First Professional Programs
University of Saint Augustine for Health Sciences institutional refund policy has been established in accordance with current state and federal regulations and applicable accrediting standards. A refund to the student or fund source may result from the application of the University’s Institutional Refund Policy.
Notice of Cancellation First Professional Programs
Students must notify the University in writing of cancellation. All monies paid by an applicant other than books, supplies, materials and kits which are not returnable from use are refunded if cancellation occurs within one week (seven-days) after signing the University‘s Enrollment Agreement and making an initial payment.
$500 Deposit Refund Policy First Professional Programs
Refund of Tuition Deposit for Withdrawal Within the First Seven Days: If notification of withdrawal from the University is submitted within seven days of submission of the tuition deposit, a full refund of the tuition deposit will be returned to the student.
Refund of Tuition Deposit for Withdrawal After the First Seven Days But Before the Start of the Trimester: If notification of withdrawal from the University is submitted after seven days of submission of the tuition deposit up to the start of the trimester courses, a partial refund of $400 (the University retains $100 as an admissions fee) will be returned to the student.
Tuition Refund Policy First Professional Programs
The University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences has an established add/drop period that is the first week (seven days) of each semester. All tuition and fees will be refunded to students or to student loans, who withdraw from a program or a course within the add/drop period.
If a student withdraws from the program or a course after the add/drop period but prior to completion, the student may be eligible for a tuition refund in accordance with the following policy:
Withdrawing from a Program-Refund of Tuition after the Start of Trimester Courses: For students who withdraw from ALL classes during day 1 – 7 of the trimester (Add/Drop period), 100% of tuition/fees will be refunded to student and/or to their loan. After day 7 for students who withdraw from ALL classes but before 60% of the term has elapsed, USAHS will calculate the refund using a percentage formula and return the refund to the student and/or to the student loan. If more than 60% of the term has elapsed, there will be no refund.
Withdrawing from a Course-Students withdrawing from 1 or more course(s), but not the program, will have their refund calculated under the same percentage formula as those withdrawing from a program.
Step 1: Determine the percentage of the enrollment period the student attended before withdrawing (days attended divided by total days in the period). If over 60%, then no refund is due.
Step 2: Determine the amount of tuition earned by school by multiplying the total tuition/fee charged by the percentage of time enrolled.
Step 3: Compare the amount of tuition earned by school to the amount received by the school. If more funds were received by the school than tuition earned by school, determine the amount of funds that must be returned by subtracting the tuition earned by school amount from the amount received by the school.
Step 4: Distribute this calculated amount as a refund to the student or to student loan.
Refunds are made within 30 days of the date the University determines that the student has withdrawn.
For students who receive federal financial aid who withdraw (including transfers and leaves of absence) from ALL classes on or before 60% of the term has elapsed, a portion of your tuition will be returned to your lender. Please see the University’s R2T4 policy for further information.
TUITION REFUND POLICY FOR TRANSITIONAL AND POST-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS
Student’s Right to Cancel Post-Professional Programs
You may withdraw from a degree program at any time. Contact the director of your degree program to request withdrawal from the program. To withdraw from an individual seminar contact the Continuing Education Office by phone at 904-826-0084, ext. 1400.
Cancellation and Tuition Refund Policy for Post-Professional Programs
University of Saint Augustine for Health Sciences institutional refund policy has been established in accordance with current state and federal regulations and applicable accrediting standards. A refund to the student or fund source may result from the application of the University’s Institutional Refund Policy.
Notice of Cancellation for Post-Professional Programs
Students must notify the University in writing of cancellation. All monies paid by an applicant other than books, supplies, materials and kits which are not returnable from use are refunded if cancellation occurs within one week (seven-days) after signing the University‘s Enrollment Agreement and making an initial payment.
Tuition Refund Policy for Post-Professional Programs
The University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences has an established add/drop period that is the first week (seven days) of each semester. All tuition and fees will be refunded to student who withdraw within the add/drop period.
If a student withdraws from the program or a course after the 7 day add/drop period but prior to completion, the student may be eligible for a tuition refund in accordance with the following policy:
Refund of Tuition after the Start of Trimester Courses: For self-pay students who withdraw (including transfers and leaves of absence) from ALL classes on or before 60% of the term has elapsed, USAHS will calculate the refund using a percentage formula and return the refund to the student. Students dropping from coursework (not the program) will be calculated under the same percentage formula. If more than 60% of the term has elapsed, there will be no refund.
Step 1: Determine the percentage of the enrollment period the student attended before withdrawing (days attended divided by total days in the period).
Step 2: Determine the amount of tuition earned by school by multiplying the total tuition/fee charged by the percentage of time enrolled.
Step 3: Compare the amount of tuition earned by school to the amount received by the school. If more funds were received by the school than tuition earned by school, determine the amount of funds that must be returned by subtracting the tuition earned by school amount from the amount received by the school.
Step 4: Distribute this calculated amount as a refund to the student.
Refunds are made within 30 days of the date the University determines that the student has withdrawn.
For students who receive federal financial aid who withdraw (including transfers and leaves of absence) from ALL classes on or before 60% of the term has elapsed, a portion of your tuition will be returned to your lender. Please see the University’s R2T4 policy for further information.
Continuing Education Seminar Fee Refund Policy
A $100 non-refundable deposit must accompany the registration form. The balance of the fee is due 30 days prior to the starting date of the seminar; unpaid balances may be subject to forfeited registration. The balance may be transferred or refunded with a two-week notice prior to the start date of the seminar. Cancellation up to three working days prior to the start of the seminar will result in 50% of the balance being refunded. With three working days’ notice, no portion of the seminar fee will be refunded; however, the fee may be transferred to another seminar of the student’s choosing or placed in a “funds on hold” account. Transfer of funds is limited to two seminars. After the seminar begins, no refunds are issued or transfer of funds permitted. If a student misses any portion of a seminar, a certificate of completion will not be issued until such portion is made up. A student can attend a subsequently scheduled seminar at no cost to make up the time and then receive his or her certificate upon successful completion. For online continuing education unit (CEU) seminars please refer to the Academic Credit Refund policy.
In the event of employer paid registrations, the employer has the right to cancel the registration under the above policy. The therapist will be contacted and may be given the option to remain registered for the seminar and become the responsible party for the fee.
