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Refunds Policy
The Registration Fee and non-EU Advance Deposit are
non-refundable except for visa refusal. These are, however, both
transferable to an alternative period of study within 12
months.
All Requests for Refunds must be made in writing and accompanied
by appropriate documentation (eg: Visa Refusal Letter).
Refund of tuition fees will be made only if a withdrawal notice
is received in writing from the student before registration for
class of the year that has been prepaid. Refund will be made by
cheque within 45 days of receipt of the request for a refund. All
other fees are non-refundable.
Students who begin a course and then wish to withdraw
from Regent's American College London, must officially
withdraw from the school using a Withdrawal form, which are
available in the Courses Registry. Students wishing to claim a
refund from the school must do so in writing to the Commercial
Manager. The date of withdrawal from the school shall be the date
which the completed Withdrawal form is submitted to the Courses
Registry.
Refunds will given according to the following scale:
- withdrawal within the first two weeks after the
official registration date: 80% of tuition
fee
- withdrawal within the third week after the official
registration date: 60% of tuition fee
- withdrawal within the fourth week after the official
registration date: 40% of tuition fee
- withdrawal after the fourth week after the official
registration date: no refund
The official registration date referred to above is that
appropriate to the first semester of study in the year in which the
annual fee has been paid.
Appeals concerning a refund policy decision may be made to the
Commercial Manager.
Page last updated 6/4/2010
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