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planning to withdraw or take a leave of absence from
OU-COM must complete an official withdrawal form and attach a letter of
intent to withdraw to the Director of Student
Affairs, Patricia A. Burnett, Ph.D. Information
about withdrawing can be found on this form.
Additional information can be found in the Student
Survival Manual – Chapter 3 – Committee on Student
Progress Policies & Procedures – Section 9.0
Withdrawal/Leave of Absence (9.2 and 9.3) |
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note: regardless of whether you are a financial aid
recipient, THE DATE OF YOUR WITHDRAWAL MAY HAVE
FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS! Depending on the OUCOM
quarterly timeline, the date of your withdrawal can
make the difference between receiving a partial
tuition refund or whether you must return all or
part of your financial aid. General information
about the refund policies can be found on the
bursar’s website at
http://www.finance.ohiou.edu/disbursement/withdraw.html |
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Keep in mind that OUCOM
quarter dates can vary from the rest of Ohio
University’s quarter dates. If you are considering
withdrawing, it is in your best interest to contact
the Student Affairs office as soon as possible and
we will work with the bursar’s office to provide you
with information about the financial implications so
that you will have the information to make the best
decision regarding your personal circumstances.
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Financial aid recipients
will need to contact the Student Affairs office to
schedule the required Financial Aid Exit Interview.
All students must make arrangements with Student
Affairs to return keys, bone boxes, etc. |
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Federal Stafford Loan Exit Interview |
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