EMBA Refund Policy
A. A student who withdraws within 5 days of signing the enrollment agreement for the program receives a 100% refund of the $75 program application fee and any payments made for the first course.
B. A student who withdraws more than 5 days after signing the enrollment agreement for the program but before completing the first two weeks of the first course will not be refunded the $75 application fee, but will receive a 100% refund of all other payments made for the first course.
C. Similarly, a student who withdraws during the first two weeks of any subsequent course will not be refunded the $75 program application fee nor payments made for prior courses, but will receive a 100% refund of all payments made for the course from which the student is withdrawing.
D. A student who withdraws from any course after completing the second week of that course will not receive a refund of the $75 program application fee but will receive a refund (based on the percentage of assignments completed) of the payments made for that course minus a $75 program administration fee as follows:
- Less than 10% completed: 100% refund of the course payment minus a $75 program administration fee.
- Between 10% and 24% completed: a refund equal to 75% of the net of the course payment minus a $75 program administration fee.
- Between 25% and 50% completed: a refund equal to 50% of the net of the course payment minus a $75 program administration fee.
- A student who withdraws after completing more than 50% of the assignments will receive no refund.
E. If a student has paid an installment covering other courses that have not yet started; a full refund of tuition related to these other courses will be less than $75.00 program application fee. A student who wishes to withdraw from a course must notify their Administration Officer. The student must clearly identify the effective withdrawal date and the reason for withdrawal.
F. Any portion of the tuition or finance charge (if applicable) paid by a scholarship will be returned directly to the scholarship provider.
G. Any remaining refund will be repaid to the student in the manner in which it was paid.
H. In the event of a prolonged illness or accident, death of a family member, or other circumstances making it impractical or impossible to complete the course in a timely manner, the University may provide the student with a mark of Incomplete which would provide additional time for the student to complete the requirements of the course or settle the account for an amount which is less than called for by the above policy.