During Week 1 During Week 2 During Week 3 During Week 4 During Week 5 During Week 6 After 6th Week 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 100% 10% of the original amount 20% of the original amount 30% of the original amount 40% of the original amount 50% of the original amount 60% of the original amount No adjustments made Time of Withdrawal Billing Charge Reduced to: % College Grant/ scholarship credited to student account Lycoming College Withdrawal Billing Policy (Withdrawing students can review more in depth information concerning the Withdrawal Billing Policy and the Return of Title IV Funds Policy within the College Catalog online, including information on unofficial withdrawals). Students wishing to withdraw from the College during the semester should meet with one of the Academic Deans to ensure that student financial and academic records are properly closed. The effective date for calculating adjustments to tuition, fees, room and board shall be the documented last day of attendance at an academically-related activity or the date, as determined by the institution, that the student withdraws due to illness or accident. Students withdrawing will have their tuition, fees, room and board charges adjusted according to the following schedule: Private Alternative Loans Many loan programs are available for families who are ineligible for financial aid or those who need additional funds for their educational expenses. These alternative sources may be a line of credit extended to the family for four years or a supplemental loan processed on a yearly basis. In most cases, eligibility for alternative loans is based on the personal credit history and financial circumstances of the family. Since a credit rating is a required part of the loan approval process, the parent is usually the cosigner for this type of loan. For a listing of some of the available private loans, go to www.elmselect.com and type in Lycoming College. The lenders appearing on this page are some of the more common lenders used by Lycoming students. Each lender offers different advantages and benefits, so be sure to shop for the loan that best fits your family situation. Credit unions often have education loans available as well and are often a good option to consider. 14
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