Bossier Parish Community College
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General Financial Information
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- 100% refund of tuition and book fees will be made by BPCC when a class does not make or when College error is involved in scheduling.
- A student who resigns from the College or drops classes may return his/her books during the schedule change period and the resignation refund period to the Bookstore for a 100% refund provided the books are in the same condition as purchased. Receipt is required.
- No refunds are made in cash, even though a student paid in cash. Four to six weeks must be allowed for refunds.
- No refunds are made during registration.
- A student who owes money (including deferred payments) to the College is not permitted to resign from the College.
- A student who resigns from the College is not permitted to register until the next regular registration period.
- If a student resigns before financial aid can be processed, the student is responsible for his/her account balance even if the student received a financial aid deferment. A financial aid deferment is null and void if a student resigns.
- Refunds for students receiving financial aid may be applied first to the Title IV federal aid program(s) overpayments(s), then to any institutional programs or balance owed the school before being paid to students.
- A student who does not pay his/her account balance by the end of the applicable term may have his/her account assigned to a collection agency. The student is liable for all attorney and collection costs if forced collection is necessary to obtain any account balance.