It depends on when you drop the class(es). Students who drop classes prior to the beginning of a semester incur no liability for those classes. Students who drop classes during the first week of the Fall or Spring semesters (based upon the official first day of classes for that semester, regardless of when the first class is held) incur liability for the college fee.

Students registering for courses who are granted a deferral (through the Financial Aid Office, employer's unconditional written guarantee of payment or agency's deferral) are ultimately responsible to fulfill their financial obligation to the College. Students who are granted deferrals and who later drop courses or who later withdraw from FLCC will reduce or lose their aid and will be directly responsible to pay the tuition and fees due at the time of drop or withdrawal.

NOTE: For other questions and important information, see "Where to Call" printed in the back of the Schedule Bulletin.

College courses have higher demands than high school classes, and you will be completely responsible for your academic success. Students may NOT drop courses that are being used to meet College Preparatory Curriculum (CPC) requirements for graduation. Students with SAT Combined scores of 970 (ACT Composite scores of 20) may appeal for special consideration for admission to Dalton State College by filing an Appeal for Early Enrollment with the Early Enrollment with the DSC Admissions Committee.

You may drop credit courses without restrictions during the first two weeks of the quarter. (See Important Dates.) These dropped courses will not be recorded on your transcript. A $20 change fee will be charged during the second week of the quarter for each course dropped. You may drop only one course each academic year (defined as September through August) during the period from the beginning of the third week through the end of the seventh week of the quarter. (See Important Dates.

a student, you are responsible (not the instructor) for withdrawing from classes in which you are officially enrolled. The Student should drop the class online or through TES (telephone enrollment system), 916-286-4400 or 1-800-700-4144. If you fail to attend a class in which you are officially enrolled and do not drop the class, you are still liable for the fees and may receive an "F" or "W" grade. Be sure to check the "Important Dates" calendar.

Payment is the responsibility of the student. Due to federal regulation, the college is unable to release information without the students' permission. For further details, click on the following link: http://www.ed.

If you withdraw from all your classes prior to the 60% point in the semester AND you are receiving any federal aid, the chances are very good that you will owe money to HOPE. If it is determined that you must repay of portion of the HOPE funds received, you will receive a bill. You will be ineligible to receive additional HOPE funds at any institution until you repay the funds that you owe.

Yes, we offer all of our classes on a drop in basis unless otherwise noted. If your not sure please call us. 734-282-9642.

Student must initiate drop slips during the first 20 calendar days of the semester with the Registrar's Office in order to get a refund or reduction in tuition liability. A verbal notice by a student to an instructor, advisor, or any FLCC staff member does not constitute a formal drop/withdrawal. Lack of attendance does not reduce tuition and fees, therefore, timely drop slips or withdrawals will ensure proper credit to your student account. Please contact the Financial Aid Office (ext.

No. In fact, you may be denied access to any and all college services until your account is fully paid.

Even if you don't owe anything, you must confirm your enrollment online by clicking on the link at the bottom of your bill.

If you withdraw from all courses during a semester or stop attending all courses, a refund calculation will be made. The amount refunded for students receiving federal aid or scholarship funds will be returned to the aid programs first. Students receiving federal grant aid or a HOPE Scholarship may owe a repayment.

If you drop a course(s) after drop/add but are still enrolled in at least one course, no adjustment will be made to your financial aid (which means no repayment of funds is required). If you totally withdraw from school, your aid will be adjusted based on the date of withdrawal = amount of aid earned for the term. You will be required to return the unearned portion of financial aid.

If a student notifies the College of his/her withdrawal of registration, in writing, by the day prior to the official refund deadline date a 100 percent refund will be made. The refund deadline date is equivalent to 6% of the number of times a course meets. The refund date is listed on the student's registration confirmation.

If you withdraw completely from classes during the College tuition and fee refund period and you received a BOGFW, you will not receive a refund of these fees. If you do not receive a BOGFW and your financial aid was used to pay your tuition and fees, your refund will be based on either the College refund policy and/or the Federal Refund Policy, as appropriate.