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SSM 201–18
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The student:
- notifies the Veterans Services Staff in the University
Registrar’s Office or the Veterans Services Office at the
West campus about activation for military duty and obtains the
Military Activation Form
and
- completes the form, attaches a copy of the military orders
regarding activation, and submits everything to Veterans
Services.
The Veterans Services Section:
- reviews the form and verifies the military orders
- reviews the available academic record options with the student
and refers the student to the academic department for assistance,
if needed, to facilitate selection:
- incompletes
- complete withdrawal
- course withdrawal
or
- letter grade submitted by instructor (if warranted for classes
near completion).
- notifies the Records Information section at the Tempe campus or
Registration Services at the West campus if the student selects
withdrawal options. Advises student to consult with individual instructors regarding the options of receiving a letter grade or incomplete
and
- reviews financial obligations identified by a student seeking
withdrawal from classes and (if time permits) refers the student to
the appropriate business offices (e.g., Student Financial
Assistance, Student Housing, Parking Services, ASU Bookstore,
Campus Health Service) to discuss refund eligibility or notifies
offices of potential refund on the student’s
behalf.
The Records Information Section or Registration Services at the
West campus:
- processes the student’s withdrawal and indicates on the
student’s SIS record that military activation occurred for
the relevant semester(s) to preserve the student’s catalog
year
and
- notifies the Tuition Payment office about a possible refund
resulting from withdrawals.
The Tuition Payment Office determines and initiates an
appropriate refund of tuition and fees paid by the student.
| Note: |
Although complete withdrawal may result in a 100% refund,
partial withdrawal may not generate a tuition refund if the
remaining hours are 7 or more for resident students or 12 or more
for nonresident students. |
Other business offices, after notification from the University
Registrar’s Office at the Tempe campus or Registration
Services at the West campus, determine and initiate appropriate
refunds if the student requested withdrawal from classes.
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