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Important Dates/Deadlines for the Current Semester

 

SUMMER SEMESTER 2008

 

May 6th

  • Last day to pay registration fees/charges for Summer Semester 2008.
  • Last day to apply for Short-term loan for payment of registration fees for Summer. Short-term loan funds are issued as long funding is available.

May 29th

  • Hope and short term loan book checks to be mailed to student's permanent address if registered and paid.

June 10th

  • Last day to sign Perkins promissory note in Aycock Hall, Room 109.

June 11th

  • Last day to pay tuition fees and charges if registered during New Student Registration, during drop/add, or late registration.


June 19th

  • Financial Aid balance funds available no later than this date via Higher One.
  • Reminder: ALL FINANCIAL AID PAPERWORK MUST BE COMPLETE AND ALL REQUIREMENTS MET WITH THE OFFICE OF FINANCIAL AID IN ADVANCE FOR FUNDS TO BE AVAILABLE BY THIS DATE.


August 5th

  • Last day to pay advance registration fees/charges for Fall Semester 2008.

Please check out our Fee Payment Instructions page.


Refund Information


REFUNDS FOR DROPPED COURSES – If you drop hours during the drop/add period and you are due a refund, please contact the Bursar's Office in Aycock Hall at (678) 839-4737 to determine when to expect your refund. There will be no refund for courses dropped after the end of the drop/add period unless the course meets for the first time after the drop/add period.

WITHDRAWAL FROM THE UNIVERSITY – If you decide not to attend UWG for a semester for which you have registered and have paid your tuition/fees, you must drop or withdraw from your courses on BANWEB; or go to the Registrar's Office in Parker Hall; or call (678) 849-6438.  After withdrawal has been processed by the Registrar's Office, contact the Bursar's Office at (678) 839-4737 to determine when to expect your refund if you are due a refund.

Financial Aid Recipients who decide not to attend and have financial aid which covers all or a part of their bill, will be obligated to repay the financial aid award if they do not withdraw from the University with the Registrar’s Office or if they do not withdraw during the 100% withdrawal period.

In order to meet Federal Regulations all refunds will be credited back to Federal Title IV programs, State programs, Private and Institutional programs in the following order: Direct Student Loan, Federal Perkins Loan, Direct Plus Loan, Federal Pell Grant, Federal SEOG, other Title IV assistance, State Programs, and Private/Institutional Programs. Any refund remaining after these programs have been satisfied will go to the student.

Note: All refunds will be issued to the student's Higher One Card.

Refund Of Fees And Charges For Complete Withdrawal From The University

Refunds will be based on a pro rata percentage determined by the number of calendar days in the Semester that the student completed along with the total number of calendar days in a Semester. The unearned portion shall be refunded up to the 60% point in time. Students who withdraw after the 60% point in time are not entitled to a refund of charges.

Refund schedules may be obtained from the Office of the Registrar, Financial Aid Office, or Bursar's Office.

FINANCIAL AID RECIPIENTS who decide not to attend and have financial aid which covers all or a part of their bill will be obligated to repay the financial aid award if they do not withdraw from the University with the Registrar’s Office or if they do not withdraw during the 100% withdrawal period.

FOR FINANCIAL AID RECIPIENTS: In order to meet Federal Regulations all refunds will be credited back to Federal Title IV programs, State programs, Private and Institutional programs in the following order: Direct Student Loan, Federal Perkins Loan, Direct Plus Loan, Federal Pell Grant, Federal SEOG, other Title IV assistance, State Programs, and Private/Institutional Programs. Any refund remaining after these programs have been satisfied will go to the student.

Note: All refunds will be issued to the student's Higher One Card.