Tuition and fees are reviewed annually by the Campbell University Board of Trustees. Tuition and fee rates are published on Campbell’s website in March of each year for the upcoming academic year. Below are tuition and fees for the 2019-2020 academic year.
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Undergraduate-Main Campus
Tuition and Fees
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Fall 2019 |
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Spring 2020 |
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| Tuition Per Semester |
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| Full-Time 12 to 18.5 hours |
$16,190.00 |
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$16,190.00 |
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| Less than 12 hours |
$655.00 |
per credit hour |
$655.00 |
per credit hour |
| More than 18.5 hours |
$655.00 |
per credit hour |
$655.00 |
per credit hour |
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| Online Education Courses |
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| Main Campus Students-Less than 12 hours |
$450.00 |
per credit hour |
$450.00 |
per credit hour |
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| General Fees (All MCUG Students) |
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| General Fees-Full time 9 or more hours |
$750.00 |
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$750.00 |
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| General Fees-Part time less than 9 hours |
$83.00 |
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$83.00 |
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| Camel Direct Textbook Rental Fee (All MCUG Students) |
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| Full Time (12 or more hours) |
$375.00 |
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$375.00 |
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| Part Time (Less than 12 Hours) |
$187.50 |
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$187.50 |
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| Program Fees* (Program Specific) |
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| Clinical Research Program Fee |
$350.00 |
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$350.00 |
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| Pharm Science Program Fee |
$350.00 |
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$350.00 |
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| Engineering Program Fee (2nd semester & beyond) |
$325.00 |
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$325.00 |
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| Golf Management Program Fee |
$790.00 |
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$790.00 |
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| Nursing Program Fee |
$325.00 |
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$325.00 |
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| Technology Fees(Program Specific) |
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| Engineering Program Tech Fee (First semester only)** |
$1,750.00 |
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$1,750.00 |
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| Other Fees (based on participation) |
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| Student Teaching Fee |
$500.00 |
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$500.00 |
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| Music Fees: (Based on particpation or program) |
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| Regular Students: |
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| One 30 minute lesson per week 1 hour of credit or no credit |
$390.00 |
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$390.00 |
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| Two 30 minute lessons per week 2 hours of credit |
$725.00 |
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$725.00 |
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| Special Students: |
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| One 30 minute lesson per week 1 hour of credit |
$390.00 |
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$390.00 |
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| Two 30 minute lessons per week 2 hours of credit |
$725.00 |
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$725.00 |
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| One 30 minute lesson per week No credit |
$500.00 |
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$500.00 |
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| Rental of Musical Instruments |
$150.00 |
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$150.00 |
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| Student Illness Insurance*** |
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| Student illness insurance is assessed based on University cost |
| Illness Insurance |
$653.00 |
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$905.00 |
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| International Student Health Insurance - MANDATORY |
$653.00 |
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$905.00 |
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| Housing & Meal Plan Rates |
Fall 2019 |
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Spring 2020 |
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| Residence Halls: |
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| Tier 1: |
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| ^Powell, Hedgpeth, Stricklan, Murray and Sauls |
$2.850.00 |
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$2,850.00 |
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| Tier 2: |
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| ^Burkot, McCall and Small |
$3,025.00 |
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$3,025.00 |
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| Tier 3: |
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| ^Pat Barker |
$3,250.00 |
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$3,250.00 |
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| Apartment/Suites: |
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| ^^Jones Hall (per room) |
$3,750.00 |
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$3,750.00 |
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| ^^Bob Barker Suites (per room) |
$4,100.00 |
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$4,100.00 |
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| Bob Barker Apartments (per room) |
$4,400.00 |
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$4,400.00 |
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| Faculty Memorial (per room) |
$4,400.00 |
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$4,400.00 |
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| Stadium Apartments (per room) |
$4,400.00 |
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$4,400.00 |
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| ^^Luby Wood Hall (shared bath) |
$4,100.00 |
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$4,100.00 |
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| ^^Luby Wood Hall (private bath) |
$4,250.00 |
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$4,250.00 |
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| Fraternity Housing: |
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| ^^^Delta Phi Epsilon: Langston |
$3,300.00 |
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$3,300.00 |
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| ^^^Phi Delta Theta: Lonnie-Small |
$3,300.00 |
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$3,300.00 |
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| ^^^Kappa Alpha: McKissick |
$3,300.00 |
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$3,300.00 |
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| ^^^Kappa Sigma: Upshaw |
$3,300.00 |
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$3,300.00 |
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| Housing Fees: |
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| Residency Requirement Fee^^^^ |
$2,850.00 |
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$2,850.00 |
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| Private Dorm Room Fee |
$800.00 |
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$800.00 |
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| Housing Contract Termination Fee |
$750.00 |
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$750.00 |
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| Extended Occupancy Fee (per night) |
$40.00 |
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$40.00 |
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| Meal Plans |
Fall 2019 |
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Spring 2020 |
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| Resident Student Meal Plans: |
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| All Access Plan (unlimited meals at Marshbanks, 1 meal per serving period at any location that offers a meal exchange and $250 Campbell Bucks) |
$3,070.00 |
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$3,070.00 |
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| Block 200 + $650 Camel Bucks (approx. 11 meals per week) |
$2,375.00 |
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$2,.375.00 |
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| Commuting Student Meal Plan: |
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| Block 100+ $750 Camel Bucks (approx. 5-6 meals per week) |
$1,600.00 |
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$1,600.00 |
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| Block 50 + $200 Camel Bucks (approx. 2-3 meals per week) |
$660.00 |
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$660.00 |
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| Camel Bucks Plan ($300 Campbell Bucks) |
$275.00 |
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$275.00 |
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| Meal Change Fee (One change request is allowed during the semester at no charge. A fee will be charged for each change thereafter.) |
$25.00 |
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$25.00 |
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| Meal Plan Cancellation Feel (Charged for plans cancelled after the change period. The meal plan will be prorated based on usage.) |
$100.00 |
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$100.00 |
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NOTE: Effective January 1, 2014, NC G.S. 105-164-13(27) required a tax assessment on meal plan. On April 1, 2014, Campbell University was required to assess a 7% tax rate to student accounts for meal plan purchases. The student meal plans cost includes the 7% tax assessment.
*Program fees are assessed each semester for specific programs, unless indicated differently. Fees assessed are based on the student’s active primary program on the first day of the semester.
**Engineering classes require specilized computer & software. Engineering majors should not purchase a laptop for engineering classes. A laptop will be provided by the School of Engineering.
*** Undergraduate full time main campus students are required to purchase illness insurance or provide proof of insurance coverage. An insurance waiver must be submitted online. CU’s insurance carrier will verify coverage. International student are required to purchase illness insurance provided by the University.
^All Access Meal Plan required for residents in Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 Residence Halls
^^Block 200 Meal Plan required for residents in Halls: Jones, Wood and Barker Suites (Student may choose All Access Meal Plan in liue of Block 200)
^^^Block 50 Meal Plan required for residents in Fraternity/Greek housing (Student may choose All Access, Block 200 or Block 100, in lieu of Block 50 Meal Plan)
^^^^Residency Requirement Fees are charged to students that are residing off-campus but have not obtained permission from the Office of Residence Life to do so
Advance Enrollment Deposit
All freshmen, transfer, and returning students are required to pay a $250 advance enrollment deposit. This fee is refundable prior to May 1 if the student requests it in writing to the Admissions Office. The Advance Enrollment Deposit is applied to the student account upon enrollment.
Camel Direct Textbook Program
Campbell University is committed to empowering students to achieve academic success by providing timely access to essential learning materials. Launching in fall 2019, the Camel Direct Textbook Program will provide all main campus undergraduate students access to required textbooks, lab manuals and computer codes for an afforable flat rate fee. For more information on this program please see the Business Office’s website.
Bill Clearance
Each semester, students are required to receive “Bill Clearance” from the Business Office to attend class. Resident students are required to receive “Bill Clearance” to move into campus housing. Students may receive “Bill Clearance” when the following conditions are met.
- Previous semester account balances are paid in full;
- Student has electronically signed the Student Financial Responsibility Agreement, or paid their student account balance in full;
- Student completes the Student Financial Check-in process;
- Financial aid recipients must complete financial aid requirements;
- Credit based loans must be approved by the lender; and
- Any balance owed after financial aid must be paid in full, or the first payment for an available payment plan received by the Business Office.
Student Financial Responsibilities:
The entire semester’s charges and any prior term charges are due and payable by the published due date.To view the complete Student Financial Responsibilities Contract, please see the Business Office website.
The Business Office offers three payment options for students owing a balance after financial aid. Credit based loans, such as the Parent PLUS Loan and Alternative Loan, should not be used in the payment calculation, unless an ‘approved’ credit decision has been received.
Option 1: Pay in full no later than August 5 for the fall semester and December 5 for the spring semester.
Option 2: Pay half no later than August 5 and remit the remaining half no later than September 30 for the fall semester. Half of the spring semester payments should be received no later than December 5 with the remaining due January 31.
Option 3: Set up a payment plan and make your first payment though Tuition Management Systems (TMS/Nelnet), secure payment portal.
- 5-month payment plan requires the first payment by July 5 for the fall semester and November 5 for the spring semester. This option allows students to pay 1/5 of the balance due in 5 equal monthly payments.
- 4-month payment plan requires the first payment by August 5 for the fall semester and December 5 for the spring semester. This option allows students to pay 1/4 of the balance due in 4 equal monthly payments.
The Financial Aid Office is available to assist students with loans and other funding sources. Students applying for financial aid are encouraged to apply early to ensure the financial aid file is processed in a timely manner and approved prior to registration.
The official method of communication from the Business Office is via the student’s CU issued email account. In order to stay informed and aware, students must obtain their log-in credentials and check email frequently.
We recommend that you add the following email address to your “safe” list within your email system’s spam filters: businessoffice@campbell.edu— our general email account with monitored two-way communication.
For more information on past due accounts, please visit the collections section of the Business Office website.
A check, payment card, or an electronic transaction paid to the University that is returned as unpaid by the bank immediately creates a balance owed to the University. The Business Office is responsible for administrative matters related to the collection of all returned payments for students.
A $25 fee will be charged for all returned e-Checks due to non-sufficient funds, stop payment, frozen accounts and/or revoked authorizations. Returns of this nature will create a returned check receivable on the student account and tuition will be considered unpaid.
The University Cashier will redeposit returned checks in payment of tuition and fees for the fall and spring semester. A $25 returned item charge will be assessed for each returned item in accordance with state laws. Returns of this nature will create a returned check receivable on the student account and tuition will be considered unpaid.
Any returned check not collected may be turned over to a collection agency and the indebtedness reported to a credit bureau. Collection charges will be added to the debt. Transcripts and diplomas will be withheld pending payment.
Abuse of payment privileges may result in the restriction of subsequent payment for academic and other fees by accepting only certified checks, cashier’s checks or money orders.
Contact: businessoffice@campbell.edu
Any payment card payment disputed, reversed, and returned to the University will be placed on the student’s account as a receivable. Returned payment card payments are subject to a $25 returned item fee. Payment card charge backs and returned item fees not collected may be turned over to a collection agency, and the indebtedness reported to a credit bureau. Collection charges will be added to the debt. Transcripts and diplomas will be withheld pending payment.
Failure to Properly Withdraw/Refund Policy
To withdraw officially from the University during a semester, a student is required to complete an official withdrawal through the Office of Student Life (2nd Floor of the Wallace Student Center). The withdrawal must be completed with proper signatures obtained and required forms turned into the Registrar’s Office for placement in the student’s permanent file. Failure to withdraw properly will result in a non-prorated reassessment of charges to the student account. Tuition, fees, room, and board will the prorated in accordance with the following schedule for a full University Withdrawal.
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Undergraduate Main Campus Tuition Refund Schedule
Fall and Spring Semesters
Full University Withdrawal (“W” status-all courses) |
| Term Period |
Tuition Refund |
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100% |
| Week 2 |
80% |
| Week 3 |
60% |
| Week 4 |
60% |
| Week 5 |
40% |
| Week 6 |
40% |
| Week 7 |
20% |
| Week 8 |
20% |
| Week 9-End of Semester |
No Refund |
Students requesting to drop a course(s) but not withdrawing from the University should request a course drop through the Registrar’s Office. The student is required to complete the official drop process as determined by the University Registrar. Failure to complete the official drop process will result in no proration of tuition charges. Main campus undergraduate students registered for 12 – 18.5 hours (prior to and after a course drop) are not eligible for a reassessment of tuition and will be charged the published full-time rate. Students registered for more than 18.5 hours, then dropping to 12 – 18.5 hours will be assessed the full-time tuition rate, plus a prorated tuition charge for overload hours in which the student was registered prior to the course drop. Course drops will be assessed tuition charges in accordance with the following schedule.
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Undergraduate Main Campus Tuition Refund Schedule (Course Drop)
Fall and Spring Semesters |
| Term Period |
Tuition Refund |
| Days 1-8 |
100% |
| Days 9-14 |
75% |
| Days 15 - End of Drop Period |
50% |
| After Drop Period |
No Refund |
Prior to dropping a course or withdrawing from the University, students are encouraged to contact the Business Office and Financial Aid Office to ensure the student understands the financial impact of such action.
Students receiving tuition assistance must report a course drop or university withdrawal to their assigned Campbell University Veterans Affairs Office/Representative or assigned Sponsor Billing Representative at their respective location.
The university will comply fully with regulations associated with educational assistance under chapter 31, Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment, and chapter 33, Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits, and sponsor programs when evaluating invoices remitted and payments received from such programs. The student will be responsible for any student account balance resulting from registration changes that result in a balance owed to the university. Instances when a Service Member stops attending due to a military service obligation, the educational institution will work with the affected Service Member to identify solutions that will not result in student debt for the returned portion.
Return of Tuition Assistance: Military Tuition Assistance (TA) is awarded to a student under the assumption that the student will attend school for the entire period for which the assistance is awarded. When a student withdraws, the student may no longer be eligible for the full amount of TA funds originally awarded. To comply with Department of Defense policy, Campbell University, Incorporated will return any unearned TA funds on a prorate basis through at least the 60% portion of the period for which the funds were provided. TA funds are earned proportionally during an enrollment period, with unearned funds returned based upon when a student stops attending. These funds are returned to the military Service branch. The student will be responsible for any balance resulting from the return of tuition assistance to the sponsor. Instances when a Service Member stops attending due to a military service obligation, the educational institution will work with the affected Service Member to identify solutions that will not result in student debt for the returned portion.
The Business Office is responsible for the reassessment of student account charges; however, it is the responsibility of the Financial Aid Office to ensure financial aid awards have been evaluated and reassessed accordingly. The Business Office reserves the right to hold refund of credit balances until the Financial Aid Office has evaluated and approved the release of funds awarded to students that withdraw from the University.
Students are responsible for unpaid balances resulting from a course drop or University Withdrawal.
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