Students who discontinue without notice will be liable for any unpaid accounts. The refund policy is based on a module sequence. To receive refunds for ED 501, the student must call the Office for the Graduate Programs in Education before the third class session. For subsequent modules, the student must call before the first class session of a module in order to receive a refund for that module. A student may transfer in up to six graduate credits from another accredited institution.
Graduate credits older than seven years are non-transferable.
If transferable credits take the place of one of the program courses, students may audit that course instead of taking it for credit. However, the student should be aware that auditing a course will drop enrollment status, which may affect financial aid. The mentor helps students with designing and conducting research as well as information retrieval and library research. The mentor is available to give special attention to master's students designing their final projects. The Concordia counseling center is available for those students experiencing stress, confusion, or problems.