Withdrawal from the University

UnOfficial Withdrawal

An unofficial withdrawal occurs when a student ceases to attend classes and does not make official notification of the withdrawal. Students who earn all non-passing grades for an enrolled term are, for financial aid purposes, considered unofficially withdrawn for the term. Students who unofficially withdraw (stop attending classes or earn all non-passing grades) for a given term may have their financial aid adjusted according to federal, state, and institutional regulations.

• Non-Attendance (Student enrolls but does not attend-- may result in grades of (F) and outstanding tuition charges for courses in which the student is registered.
• Inactive Status (student does not enroll for one or more terms and loses automatic registration eligibility)
• Failure to complete term with all passing grades (constitutes withdrawal that may impact current and future financial aid awards)

Refer to the financial aid web site at http://www.du.edu/finaid/withdrawing.htm or contact the Financial Aid Office for up-to-date information regarding financial aid withdrawal processes.

Students Financial Liability: It is the students responsibility to know and abide with the Universitys payment and refund policies. By completing registration, you agree to pay the total amount of tuition and other charges set forth, whether or not you attend these courses. It is your responsibility to drop any courses you do not attend, or do not plan to complete.