J-Term/Summer Term Tuition Refund Schedule

For MHSL tuition purposes, liability starts on the first day of school, but we don’t charge liability until after the add/drop period.

Financial aid eligibility begins the first day of class. Withdrawals after the first day of class will result in a return to title IV calculation and the returning of unearned loan eligibility.

• • J-Term 2021

    • If you are registered for J-term courses, you may still drop them online through December 15.
    • After December 15, you may still drop until the start of the course by completing a Request to Add/Withdraw Classes form and submitting it to the Office of the Registrar. Students who drop after 12/15 and before the start of class will incur a $150 per credit penalty.
    • If you drop a courses to switch it out for a course you prefer, you’ll still owe the drop fee for the dropped course.
    • If you are wait listed for a course, you’re not registered for it. Dropping a wait listed course will not trigger the drop fee.
    • Students may add until the start of the course using an Add/Withdraw form, space permitting, and if the student could reasonably complete any first-day assignments (including readings) by the start of the course.
    • Please note that the Add/Withdraw request will not override holds, time conflicts, or credit maximums. Be sure you are able to take the course before submitting the form. Even if you add a class after 12/15, you will owe the drop fee if you drop it.
    • Students may not drop or add after the start of the course.
    • Students who withdraw after the start of the course will owe full tuition.
    • We realize things change. If an emergency prevents you from taking a class, reach out to Dean of Students, Lynn LeMoine. Be prepared to provide documentation. Due to ABA standards and federal credit hour regulations: during J-term, students may register for no more than 3 credits.

    • J-Term 2022

      • If you are registered for J-term courses, you may still drop them online through December 15.
      • After December 15, you may still drop until the start of the course by completing a Request to Add/Withdraw Classes form and submitting it to the Office of the Registrar. Students who drop after 12/15 and before the start of class will incur a $150 per credit penalty.
      • If you drop a courses to switch it out for a course you prefer, you’ll still owe the drop fee for the dropped course.
      • If you are wait listed for a course, you’re not registered for it. Dropping a wait listed course will not trigger the drop fee.
      • Students may add until the start of the course using an Add/Withdraw form, space permitting, and if the student could reasonably complete any first-day assignments (including readings) by the start of the course.
      • Please note that the Add/Withdraw request will not override holds, time conflicts, or credit maximums. Be sure you are able to take the course before submitting the form. Even if you add a class after 12/15, you will owe the drop fee if you drop it.
      • Students may not drop or add after the start of the course.
      • Students who withdraw after the start of the course will owe full tuition.
      • We realize things change. If an emergency prevents you from taking a class, reach out to Dean of Students, Lynn LeMoine. Be prepared to provide documentation. Due to ABA standards and federal credit hour regulations: during J-term, students may register for no more than 3 credits.