Refund policies for fees and tuition for part-time students and summer session students are listed in the Continuing Education and Summer Session section of this catalog and the appropriate University bulletins. Part-time students who receive Federal Financial assistance are also required to have their refund calculated using the Federal Refund formula. This policy and formula are available in the Financial Aid Office, Engleman Hall 134, for review. It must be noted that an application for Financial Aid is not a guarantee of the payment for University bills. Eligibility for grants and loans is determined once an individual's file is complete for review.
First priority is given to on-time applications.
Late applications will be considered based on the availability of funds. It is the students's responsibility to ensure that his or her bills are paid by University deadlines. Residence in this state for a period of not less than one year is required for the establishment of a new domicile in this state. Whenever the University deems it necessary, the student may be requested to submit an affidavit to certify his residence status in accordance with regulations established by the Board of Trustees for the Connecticut State University. The failure of a student to disclose fully and accurately all facts relating to his residence status shall be grounds for disciplinary action.