In order to help students finance their education, the college has contracted exclusively with Tuition Management Systems payment plan . This plan offers a low cost, flexible system for paying educational expenses out of current income through regularly scheduled payments over a 10-month period. Charges are subject to change by the action of the Board of Higher Education. All withdrawals from courses must be communicated by the student in writing through the Office of Student Records and Registration. Non-attendance at class does NOT constitute official withdrawal and will result in a failing grade.
Students are responsible for all course charges except when an official withdrawal form in on file.
There is no refund after the 3rd week. BSC must return federal and state grants, loans and scholarships to the federal or state government based on the student's length of enrollment. The student may retain only a pro-rated portion of the federal and state aid awarded based on the length of the term and the student's withdrawal date. The remainder of the student's financial aid must be returned by BSC to the Department of Education or Commonwealth of Massachusetts. If the student received a cash disbursement of aid, he or she may owe a repayment to BSC or to the federal government.