Bursar's Office

Spring 2012 Refund Dates

Allow four to six weeks for receipt of a refund check. The following dates only apply to full withdrawal from the university, with the exception of the official Change of Schedule period.  During the Change of Schedule period, students are allowed to adjust their schedules with tuition and fees adjusted at 100 percent.

Spring 2012 Refund Dates for Regular Session

Regular Session - Change of Schedule Period - January 30 - February 7, 2012

*Classes dropped from student schedule.

Spring 2012 Refund Dates for First 7-Week Session

First 7-Week Session - Change of Schedule Period - January 30 - February 2, 2012

*Classes dropped from student schedule.

Spring 2012 Refund Dates for Second 7-Week Session

Second 7-Week Session - Change of Schedule Period - March 27 - March 30, 2012

*Classes dropped from student schedule.

Any unpaid charges on a student’s financial account with the university will be subtracted from any refund prior to processing a refund request.  For payments made by credit card, refunds will be credited to the original credit card account and will be reflected on the credit card monthly statement.  For each term, credit card refunds will be processed after the term's Change of Schedule period.  However, students may ask for a credit card refund prior to this by contacting the Bursar’s Office.  If a student receives a refund of amounts charged to a credit card, the credit card owners are responsible for paying any and all interest charges accrued on the credit card. 

Questions regarding refunds should be referred to the Bursar’s Office, Enrollment Services Center,

Room 336, 410-704-2100, or call toll free 1-888-5BURSAR.

Spring Refund Policy

If you choose not to attend Towson University, you must withdraw online through Self Service. To withdraw online, login to Towson Online Services and click on Self Service> Student Center> Enroll/Drop. Notification to the instructor does not constitute a proper withdrawal. If you fail to officially withdraw you will be financially responsible for all term charges.

• Registrar's Withdrawal Policy

Withdrawal Refund Policy – Full Spring Term

You must drop all your classes by the end of the Change of Schedule period in order to receive a 100 percent refund of tuition and fees.  If you choose to fully withdraw from the university after the Change of Schedule period, the last date on which you withdraw online from a class determines the percentage of the refund. All refund percentages are based on the official start of the term. The timing for effecting refunds is as follows:

1. Through the end of the Change of Schedule Period, 100 percent of tuition and fees shall be refunded to the student.
2. From the first day after the end of the Change of Schedule period through the 22nd calendar day of the term, 50 percent of tuition only shall be refunded to the student who fully withdraws from the university.
3. Beginning with the 23rd calendar day of the term, no refund shall be issued.
4. The following fees are non-refundable, regardless of when a withdrawal takes place:
   a. Late Payment Fee
   b. Room Deposit Fee
   c. Application Fee
   d. Enrollment Contract Fee
   e. Closed Contract Fee
   f. Nursing Deposit Fee
   g. Study Abroad Fee
   
   In addition to the above fees, the following fees are non-refundable after the official start of classes for the term:
   a. Housing Charge
   b. Applied Fees (Private Instruction, Student Teaching, Clinical Practicum, etc.)
   c. Parking Permit Fee
   
   In addition to the above fees, the following fees are non-refundable after the official Change of Schedule period for the term:
   a. Athletic Fee
   b. Auxiliary Services Fees
   c. Student Government Association Fee
   d. Technology Fee
   e. Overload Surcharge Fee
   f. Course-based Fees
   g. Student Classification Fee

The following fee is prorated after the official Change of Schedule period:
a. Meal Plan

Withdrawal Refund Policy – First Seven-Week Session of Spring Term
Notification to the instructor does not constitute a proper withdrawal. The last date on which you withdraw online from a class determines the percentage of the refund. All refund percentages are based on the official start of the session. Students are considered full-time when carrying 12 units or greater; therefore, refunds apply only to unit loads under 12. The timing for effecting refunds is as follows:

1. Through the ninth calendar day of the session, 100 percent of tuition and fees shall be refunded to the student.
2. From the tenth calendar day of the session through the 22nd calendar day, a 50 percent refund of tuition only shall be refunded to the student who fully withdraws from the university.
3. Beginning with the 23rd calendar day of the session, no refund shall be issued.
4. The following fees are non-refundable, regardless of when a withdrawal takes place:
   a. Late Payment Fee
   b. Room Deposit Fee
   c. Application Fee
   d. Enrollment Contract Fee
   e. Closed Contract Fee
   f. Nursing Deposit Fee
   g. Study Abroad Fee
   
   In addition to the above fees, the following fees are non-refundable after the official start of classes for the term:
   a. Housing Charge
   b. Applied Fees (Private Instruction, Student Teaching, Clinical Practicum, etc.)
   c. Parking Permit Fee
   
   In addition to the above fees, the following fees are non-refundable after the official Change of Schedule period for the term:
   a. Athletic Fee
   b. Auxiliary Services Fees
   c. Student Government Association Fee
   d. Technology Fee
   e. Overload Surcharge Fee
   f. Course-based Fees
   g. Student Classification Fee 

The following fee is prorated after the official Change of Schedule period:
a. Meal Plan

Withdrawal Refund Policy – Second Seven-Week Session of Spring Term
Notification to the instructor does not constitute a proper withdrawal. The last date on which you withdraw online from a class determines the percentage of the refund. All refund percentages are based on the official start of the session. Students are considered full-time when carrying 12 units or greater; therefore, refunds apply only to unit loads under 12. The timing for effecting refunds is as follows:

1. Through the end of the Change of Schedule period for the second seven-week session, 100 percent of tuition and fees shall be refunded to the student.
2. Beginning with the first day after the end of the Change of Schedule period, no refund shall be issued.
3. The following fees are non-refundable, regardless of when a withdrawal takes place:
   a. Late Payment Fee
   b. Room Deposit Fee
   c. Application Fee
   d. Enrollment Contract Fee
   e. Closed Contract Fee
   f. Nursing Deposit Fee
   g. Study Abroad Fee
   
   In addition to the above fees, the following fees are non-refundable after the official start of classes for the term:
   a. Housing Charge
   b. Applied Fees (Private Instruction, Student Teaching, Clinical Practicum, etc.)
   c. Parking Permit Fee
   
   In addition to the above fees, the following fees are non-refundable after the official Change of Schedule period for the term:
   a. Athletic Fee
   b. Auxiliary Services Fees
   c. Student Government Association Fee
   d. Technology Fee
   e. Overload Surcharge Fee
   f. Course-based Fees
   g. Student Classification Fee

The following fee is prorated after the official Change of Schedule period:
a. Meal Plan

• Exceptions to Refund Policy