Business Office. Unresolved balances ABILITY TO BENEFIT formalized admissions policy prohibit the student from registering (9002.7) determined by the Registrar; for subsequent semesters or receiving 4. Homeschool completion transcripts. Students may also be sent to Federal regulations require students credential; a debt collection agency. who are seeking Title IV aid to meet 5. Enrolled in a career pathway one of the following standards below: program and meet the The requirements for Title IV program following conditions; funds when a student withdraws 1. High school diploma; a. Pass an independently are separate from the refund policy 2. Recognized equivalent of established by Enrollment Services. administered Department Therefore, a student may still owe a high school diploma (i.e. of Education approved funds to Southeastern to cover unpaid GED or a state certificate or ATB test (i.e. institutional charges. Southeastern’s transcript received by a student ACCUPLACER, CELSA, withdrawal policies and refund policy after the student passed a or WBST), and are located on the website, under State-authorized examination); b . Complete at least six credit “Academic Policies.” 3. Excelled academically in hours that are applicable high school, able to provide toward a degree or FINANCIAL AID documentation that he or certificate at Southeastern. REFUND (9022) she excelled academically in high school, and has met the The Financial Aid Office uses a census date to determine Pell credit hours and payment. The census date will be the following business day of registration’s last day to drop a full semester course with a full refund. In the fall and spring semester, this is day 11 of the semester. During the summer, this is day five of the semester. Once the Financial Aid Office has locked hours and determined payment and aid for eligible students, the Financial Aid Office will disburse aid to the Business Office. Per federal regulations, the institution must disburse excess fund to the students within 15 days of the negative balance. To ensure compliance, federal and state law and regulations supersede college policy. 35