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University Withdrawal

University Withdrawal

Withdrawing from all your courses in any one term constitutes aUniversitywithdrawal.It is your responsibility to initiate the withdrawal process, non-attendance at classes does not constitute a University withdrawal. To view the University'sRegulations Concerning University Withdrawal, click.

It is recommended that you visit the𲹻峾Dzwebpage before withdrawing from the university, as you may consider returning to your studies in the future.

Note: You are considered to be withdrawn from the entire academic year (i.e., Fall and Winter terms) if you withdraw from the University in the Fall term. Follow your the procedures forreadmissionif you plan on returning for the Winter term (if applicable) or for any future term.

If you are readmitted, your rate of tuition may be different from when you were last enrolled at Թ. For more information, please visit the following websites:

You should determine the impact that a university withdrawal and thisbreak inenrolmentwill have on the timely completion ofDzܾ𳾱Գٲ, your academic goalsand access to anyuniversityservices. If you are considering withdrawing from the university, please consult the Withdrawal Checklist below.

Withdrawal Prior to the Deadline

To withdraw from the University, you must withdraw from all your courses onMinervaBEFORE thedeadline for UniversityWithdrawal.

Withdrawal After the Deadline

Permission to withdraw from the university after the university withdrawal deadline may be granted for serious and well-documented extenuating circumstances such as an illness or death of a family member.If you wish to request permission to withdraw from the university after the deadline, you must book an advising appointment with a BCom advisor who will review your request and inform you of their decision.

Please note that access to yourwill be impacted if you withdraw from the university.

Your Record

If you drop all your courses onMinervaBEFORE the course add/drop deadline, you will not have a record of study for this term and your student record will remain inactive.

If you were granted a University Withdrawal after the deadline, your record will indicate "Withdrew from the University" and the date on which your withdrawal became effective.

If you withdraw in the Fall term, you are considered withdrawn from the entire academic year and your Winter term is deleted.

Withdrawal Check List (some items pertain to a course withdrawal)

Students who are considering withdrawal from the University should view the information found below that is pertinent to their particular situation:

Student Accounts

Health/Dental insurance

Students, who withdraw late in the term from the University, may not necessarily be eligible for a fee refund of health insurance charges. During the period of withdrawal with full refund, the University will confirm with the insurance providers that the various health insurance plans are eligible to be nullified. This may depend on whether or not claims are being made. After this period, should a student be exceptionally granted a retroactive withdrawal, they will be contacted by Student Accounts to inform them of a refund of Health Insurance premiums. The refunds of the Health Insurance premiums will be processed only if no claims have been made with the insurer. The insurer requires that students must be registered in order to remain eligible for the insurance coverage.

Department fees/Field trip fees

Depending on timing, some of these fees may not be refunded, or may be refunded if materials are returned in good condition. Check with your department if you wish to know if charges specific to your program/course are refundable. Information regarding the policy applicable to these fees may also be available on theFee descriptions pageof the Student Accounts website.

Registration Cancellation Charge

To be applied when withdrawal happens after 1 September for the Fall term, or after 1 January for the Winter term. If there was an admissions deposit for the term of the withdrawal, the deposit is forfeited and no Registration Cancellation Charge is applied. For the current amount of this charge, please checkhere.

Outstanding Թ loans

Any outstanding Թ loans should be repaid. For repayments, please send an email toloansadmin.finserv [at] mcgill.cawith “Թ Loan” in the subject line to arrange a payment plan.

Admission deposit

Any admissionsdepositwill be forfeited if the withdrawal is in the same term as the deposit. This is independent of the date of withdrawal.

Other deposits

Any other deposits on file are reviewed to determine if they are refundable to the student, refundable to an external scholarship provider or sponsor, or should be forfeited.

External scholarship/bursaries

If there are external scholarships/bursaries in the term of withdrawal, or any subsequent terms, the external scholarship/bursary agency will determine if the award needs to be returned to them. This can potentially create a balance owing to the University on the student fee account. In this situation, the student must then pay their account in full.

Third Party Sponsorship

Any third party sponsorships will be reviewed to see if the sponsor will pay for any withdrawn courses that are still being charged to the student, or if any penalties (i.e. Registration Cancellation Charge) will be covered. Anything not covered by the sponsor will be the student’s responsibility to pay.

Housing/Residence

Monthly Rent

Depending on the date that the student vacates their residence/housing, rent for the month will need to be adjusted and future months’ rent will need to be reversed.

Housing deposit

Depending on the date that the student vacates their residence/housing, the housing deposit may be forfeited, either partially or fully.

Damages charges

There may be damages charges applied to the fee account at the time the student vacates their room, or at a later date.

More information on this topic may be foundhere.

Scholarship & Student Aid

If a student has an internal scholarships/bursaries in the term of withdrawal or any subsequent terms, it may be revoked. If the award paid into the student’s fee account, it will be reversed out of the fee account, potentially creating a balance owing to the University. If there were internal awards paid by direct deposit or cheque that will be revoked, these will also be charged to the student’s fee account and potentially create a balance owing the University. The decision to revoke undergraduate and need-based awards is undertaken by theScholarships & Student Aid Office. The decision to revoke graduate awards is undertaken byGraduate and Postdoctoral Studies.

If the student had a US Direct Loan, US Parent Plus loan, or US Grad Plus Loan in the term of withdrawal, Scholarships & Student Aid will need to do a Return to Title IV calculation to determine if any of the loans needs to be returned by Student Accounts to the US government. This may create a balance owing to the University on the student’s fee account.

More information on this topic may be foundhere.

Other charges

Food & Dining Services

Depending on the type of meal plan a student is enrolled in, there are different policies on what is eligible to be refunded to the student’s fee account. Please speak with a representative in Food and Dining Services.

More information on this topic may be foundhere.

uPrint charges

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These charges are only applied to the student’s fee account once a month. Students can review any new charges since the last e-bill on Minerva.

Library fines

Students should review their library account to see if there are any outstanding fines to be paid.

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