Registrar’s Office
Timme Center for Student Services 201(231) 591-2792
[email protected]
A Military Withdrawal from Ferris State University must be completed by the student
as follows: The Veteran’s Office will confirm the military withdrawal with the Registrar's Office.
The Office of Housing & Residence Life, and Student Financial Services will be notified
following the withdrawal. Student Financial Services will process a refund based on
the criteria in this policy. All University charges, such as emergency loans, library,
health center, etc., will be deducted in calculating the refund amount. Refunds will be made payable to the student in the same proportion as payments were
received to liquidate the charges. Amounts that have been provided by financial aid awards for tuition, fees, and University
housing are not refundable to the student. However, such amounts will be returned
to the respective financial aid account. The Dean of Enrollment Services or his/her designee must approve exceptions to this
policy. Upon discharge or termination of such period of active duty with the Armed Forces
of the United States, re-enrollment rights will be granted to all such persons electing
to continue their academic studies at Ferris State University. A 100% refund of tuition and fees will be processed for all students called to active
duty in the various branches of the United States military or state National Guard.
A refund will only be processed for registered courses in which credit has not been
received. Housing charges will be refunded, on a pro rata share, for the unused portion of room
and board. The refund will be based on the date of withdrawal from the residence hall
or University apartment Ferris State University will make reasonable accommodations for students who are absent
from the University when called to temporary active military service. It is the responsibility
of the student to notify the faculty in writing as soon as the temporary assignment
has been received. Upon formal notification, the faculty will excuse the student from
the class, labs, and clinics for the temporary active military service (not to exceed
12 consecutive calendar days of classes) and allow the student to make up all class
work including missed exams and presentations; however, the student is responsible
for completion of all missed work within a reasonable time as determined by the faculty.
If the class requires class participation during the time missed, the student's participation
grade will be averaged only for the class periods excluding the temporary active military
service. If a student disagrees with the faculty member's determination, the student may make
a written appeal to the dean of the student college. The decision of the dean is final. Students that need to miss more than 12 consecutive calendar days of classes may need
to consider a military withdrawal.Procedures
Tuition and Fees
Housing and Fees
Absences for Temporary Active Military Service