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Delegation of Authority: Tuition and Fee Policies for Credit Instruction (SYS 805)
Delegation of Authority
6. Exceptions
Exceptions to any of the stated provisions due to extraordinary circumstances can be made only by the Chancellor or the Chancellor's designee(s). Any delegation of authority should be in writing and maintained in the designees' offices. Documentation justifying exceptions should be maintained. Blanket exceptions are not authorized.
DELEGATION TO: Provost (or designee) and Vice Chancellor for Administrative Services (or designee)
COMMENT: Will approve the first exception for a student
DELEGATION TO: Vice Chancellor for Administrative Services(or designee)
COMMENT: Will approve any exceptions following the first
DELEGATION TO: Controller
COMMENT: May make a single exception based upon a student emergency
DELEGATION TO: Director of Student Financials
COMMENT: May make a single exception based upon a student emergency
C.1 Payment in Full
Students may be assessed a late fee not to exceed $100 if payment of tuition and fees currently due is made after the established due date. At the institution's option, the late fee may be prorated for students less than full-time. The late fee shall be deposited to Fund 128. The Chancellor or designee has the option of reducing or waiving the fee on an individual or group basis.
DELEGATION TO: Provost (or designee) and Vice Chancellor for Administrative Services (or designee)
COMMENT: None
DELEGATION TO: Vice Chancellor for Administrative Services (or designee)
COMMENT: Authority to waive Late Payment Penalty
C.4 Refunds/Withdrawals/Drops
In those instances in which a student can document nonattendance at the institution after having enrolled in one or more courses, the student shall be assessed fees equal to 20% of the original fees due, reduced to resident rates, plus the late payment fee.
DELEGATION TO: Registrar
COMMENT: Authority to waive 20% fee and / or the late payment fee.
SYS 805 last updated June 29, 2021