Withdrawal or dropping of courses within the first five days of the semester:

A student who officially withdraws within the first five days of the semester is not held financially responsible for tuition and mandatory fee charges. The housing contract, however, is binding and will not be refunded. Any meal plan charge is prorated, based on the official withdrawal date. The student also may be held responsible for charges incurred during his or her time of enrollment (library fines, parking tickets, parking decal). Any deposits made to The University of Tampa are forfeited.

A student who officially drops credit hours within the first five days of the semester may receive an adjustment to his or her tuition and fee charges.

Example: A student enrolled for full-time tuition is charged $16,048, mandatory fees of $1,156 and the $85 orientation fee (new students). The student drops enrollment from 12 to 9 credit hours. The account is adjusted in the amount of $7,790 in tuition and incurs a $50 student service fee. The mandatory fees of $1,106 are reversed. The student remains responsible for the orientation fee.