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Tuition & Fees Refund Policy

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Students who withdraw from school, go on a leave of absence longer than 60 days, are dismissed, or otherwise stop attending classes will have their tuition prorated according to the chart below. Tuition will be refunded based on the length of the enrollment period for which the student is charged.

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Tuition & Fees Refund Schedule for All Students Except Ph.D., CSTP, and Tropical Medicine 

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Students who withdraw from school, go on a leave of absence longer than 60 days, are dismissed, or otherwise stop attending classes, will have their tuition and fees** prorated according to the table below. All dates are calculated based on the first date of classes in the enrollment period for which the student was billed (Fall or Spring).

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 Percent Refunded
Withdraws prior to the first day of classes or never attends classes100 percent
Date of last attendance is during the first three weeks of classes90 percent
Date of last attendance is during the fourth week of classes80 percent
Date of last attendance is during the fifth week of classes70 percent
Date of last attendance is during the sixth week of classes60 percent
Date of last attendance is during the seventh week of classes50 percent
Date of last attendance is during the eight through thirteenth week of classes25 percent
Date of last attendance is after the thirteenth week of classesNo Refund

**Exception: the Graduation Fee is waived in full if a student withdraws. 

 

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Tuition and Fees Refund Schedule for Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences – Ph.D. and CSTP

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Tuition: GSBS Ph.D. and Masters Students who take a leave of absence or for any reason discontinue attending school will have their tuition prorated to the number of months of school attended during the enrollment period for which the student was charged, rounded to the nearest dollar.

Fees: GSBS Ph.D. and Masters Students who graduate, withdraw, or begin LOA within the first two weeks of the enrollment period (Fall or Spring) will be refunded the fees billed for that period. Fees are not refunded to students who cease enrollment after the first two weeks of the enrollment period, except for the Graduation Fee which will is waived in full if a student withdraws.

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Health Insurance Refunds – All Students

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Health Insurance will be prorated to the number of months during which the student was enrolled during the enrollment period billed. Students who are enrolled in the student health plan prior to their first day of an approved Leave of Absence (LOA) have the option to continue health insurance for a maximum of 12 months following the last day of the month in which their LOA is effective. Students have 31 days from their effective date of LOA to checkout with the HR–Benefits office and elect to continue health insurance. They may do so by submitting a completed “Student Continuation for Insurance while on Leave of Absence” form to the Benefits Office along with a check for the premium for the first month of leave. Thereafter, payment must be made (postmarked) on or before the first of each month for that month’s coverage.

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Proration of Financial Aid Funds

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Students who receive federal financial aid and do not complete at least 60 percent of the enrollment period for which they were charged are subject to a Return of Title IV funds calculation. The Office of Financial Aid performs this calculation to determine the amount of federal financial aid a student has earned based on the percentage of time remaining in the enrollment period.

If financial aid under the Federal Title IV program was issued to a student during the period of enrollment, any unearned aid will be returned to the lender in the following order:

  1. Federal Unsubsidized Stafford Loan Program
  2. Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loan Program
  3. Any other Federal Title IV program
  4. Other federal, state, private or institutional sources
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Direct Expenses

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View direct expenses that are billed to students attending each of the schools of Baylor College of Medicine. These include tuition, insurance and fees.