Re: bursar-l: "medical withdrawal"

I would be interested in the responses too. We do give a 100% refund to
students that have been called to active duty. We have a Military
withdrawal reason code for this situation. For other appeals, we have a
committee at each of our campuses that meets and determines whether or
not to grant the appeal, however we do not have any standard guidelines.

Laura Rader
Bursar
UW Colleges
(608)263-1775
 

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Subject: Re: bursar-l: "medical withdrawal"

I am looking for some help from other campuses. Our campus has changed
the way "medical withdrawals" are considered. I was wondering if any of
your campuses have any written guidelines on the criteria used to decide
if a student who withdraws after the normal withdrawal date should get a
complete or partial refund. So far we are only talking about
withdrawing for medical reasons but are there other legitimate reasons
for a student to withdraw after the deadline and still get a refund?
Where do you draw the line between giving and not giving refunds in
these cases?

Thank you in advance for your responses.

Jim Andersen
Assistant Controller
Univ. of Wisconsin Platteville

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