Withdraw and Refund Policy
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All Programs: 100% refund prior to first class meeting.

Once classes have started, a $10 administrative fee is nonrefundable. The following refund policy is in effect after the $10 has been deducted.

Programs 600 hours or more

  • 90% REFUND within week 1
  • 80% REFUND within week 2
  • 70% REFUND within week 3
  • 0% REFUND after week 3

If a balance remains, the student is required to pay in full.

Pell grants only cover the percent of class hours assigned up to the withdraw date. A student withdrawing is responsible for the difference between the Pell Award earned and the balance due to the JVS.

Programs of 119 -- 599 hours

  • 90% refund during the first week of class.
  • 75% refund during the second week of class.
  • NO refunds after the second week of class. If a balance remains, the student is required to pay in full.

Programs of 20 -- 118 hours

  • 90% refund prior to third class meeting.
  • NO refunds after the start of third class. If a balance remains, the student is required to pay in full.

Programs of 5 – 19 hours

  • 50% refund prior to the second class meeting.
  • NO refund will be issued after start of second class. If a balance remains, the student is required to pay in full.

Programs of 4 hours or less

  • NO refund after start of class.

Percentages are based on the full cost of the program. Please allow four weeks for a refund to be processed.

Administrative Withdrawal Policy
A student may be administratively withdrawn from his/her program for missing eight or more consecutive days without contacting the Adult Career Center Office personnel. Tuition and fees owed at the time of withdrawal must be paid according to the withdrawal/refund policy.

Federal Refund Policy
For a student receiving a Pell Grant or Federal Stafford Loan, the following refund Policy is followed: Number of hours assigned up to the point of withdraw divided by the total hours in the period of enrollment. This is the amount of the Pell award that can be applied to the student account. For example, a student is enrolled 225 hours of a 900 hour program; 25% of the total Pell Grant and Stafford Loan can be applied to the account. If the percentage is more than 60%, the entire Pell Grant can be applied toward the balance. After the earned Federal Aid is applied to the account, it is the student’s responsibility to pay any balance remaining that is due to the Lorain County JVS.