Refunds
Refunds for Academic-Credit Classes
- 100% refund if course is cancelled by college
- 100% refund if student drops course during refund period
- 0% refund if student drops after refund period (withdrawal – W grade)
Follett ACCESS Program Material Opt Out Deadlines
- See Bookstore (current students only)
- Credits will be posted 1-2 weeks after class opt out cutoff
How & When Refunds Are Processed
- Tuition refunds are processed weekly, excluding holidays.
- Financial aid refunds are processed 3-4 weeks after the start of each course but may differ due to schedule and award requirements. See Financial Aid for more information.
- Payments made with a credit/debit card are refunded (excluding Nelnet plan payments) first.
- Refunds for students who paid by e-check will be held 14 days from the date payment is received.
- Nelnet plan payments and remaining refunds are refunded to your selected refund preference. Our school delivers your refund with BankMobile Disbursements, a technology solution, powered by BMTX, Inc. Visit this link for more information: https://bankmobiledisbursements.com/refundchoicesid/.
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To avoid refund delays, a preference should be selected once you receive your Refund Selection Kit along with your Macomb OneCard.
Refunds for Workforce & Continuing Education Classes
Workforce & Continuing Education Refund Policy
- 100% refund if course is cancelled by college
- 100% refund if student drops prior to the course start date
- 0% refund if student drops on or after course start date
Motorcycle Safety Refund Policy
- 100% refund if course is cancelled by college
- No refund for any reason
- No ability to transfer tuition payment to another course date and time after registering
How & When Refunds Are Processed
- Tuition refunds are processed weekly, excluding holidays
- Payments made with a credit/debit card are refunded first
- Other refunds are made by mailed check
Refunds for Other Fees
Fees assessed for selective admissions, equipment rental, fines, specialized testing, proctoring, credit for prior learning, etc. are non-refundable