To withdraw from all courses at the School, students must submit their request in writing to the assistant dean of Student Affairs, who will then notify the University registrar. Any tuition adjustment is calculated from the date on which the latter office receives the student's written notification. Those who withdraw within the first 60 percent of the academic period in question are subject to a pro rata refund. The refund is based on the percentage of the term remaining after the withdrawal date. Students are considered registered until the date indicated by the assistant dean for Student Affairs on the Notice of Withdrawal form.
Financial assistance is adjusted to reflect reductions in a student's overall budget.
Unused financial aid is restored proportionately to the fund from which it was drawn. In accordance with University policy, tuition charges are adjusted in May of each year. However, revised tuition and fee schedules are implemented beginning with the fall term. Primary Care, located on the third floor of John Jay Hall, offers care for an illness or injury, wellness programs, immunizations, allergy shots, a travel medicine program and a multidisciplinary eating disorders team. The Women's Health Service, located on the fourth floor of John Jay Hall, provides well-woman care, including initial and annual visits, lesbian health care, contraception, pregnancy testing and referral services as well as care for women with acute or chronic health problems.