Eligibility for resident student status is a technical matter that is controlled by special North Dakota law and State Board of Higher Education guidelines. Students whose eligibility may be open to question, especially those who have moved to North Dakota from another state, should become familiar with these guidelines and their requirements regarding place of residence, voting, driver's licenses, auto licenses, state income tax, ect. Until reciprocity is granted, students are required to pay non resident tuition. After the deadline, there is no refund for a class that is dropped. If the substituted class requires a special course fee, the student will assessed that charge.
Dates are subject to change without notice.
If a student awarded financial aid receives a tuition or housing refund, the refund will be applied to financial aid, not issued to the student. A student who has received federal financial aid funds and who withdraws, is canceled for lack of fee payment, dismissed or expelled may need to repay some or all of the award funds received. The date used to calculate the student's refund or repayment is the date the student officially notifies the school that he or she is withdrawing from the University. The Drop-out date is the student's last recorded day of attendance, as documented by the school. The minimum credit hour requirement for receiving financial aid during the Summer Session is six credit hours.