What If I Completely Withdraw From All of My Classes Before Completing More Than 60% of the Semester?

*If you withdraw from ALL of your classes before completing more than 60% of the semester, or receive ALL F's and/or NC's, you will be required to return any unearned federal funds.

• Dropping Classes Before 60%:
  If you drop (or dropped) your classes before reaching 60% of the term (by 10/29/2024 for Fall), you may owe a repayment.
  
  
• Dropping Classes After 60%:
  If you drop (or dropped) your classes after reaching 60% of the term, you will not owe a repayment.
  
  
• Academic Progress Impact:
  Dropping classes will affect your Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP).
  
  
• Need More Info?
  For details on the repayment process, how it’s calculated, and your responsibilities, please visit our office with your questions.

Recalculation

Pell Grant Adjustment

• If you never attend any classes and your enrollment status changes, your Pell grant award will be recalculated.
• This recalculation may require you to repay part or all of your Pell grant money to the college.

Overpayment Repayment Notice

• 45-Day Repayment Window:
  If you owe an overpayment, you must repay the full amount within 45 days. Otherwise, it will be reported to the Department of Education.

• Impact on Future Aid:
  You won’t be eligible for further financial aid from any college until the overpayment is completely repaid.

Make sure to settle any overpayments promptly to avoid delays in receiving future aid!