Gwynedd Mercy University 2026-2027 University Catalog
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Online Students— Dropping for Non-Payment or Late Payment: Students in any Online Program that are not paid in full or enrolled in a payment plan and current on all their installment payments after the drop add period has ended will be dropped from their future classes for non or late payment. A billing hold will be applied, and they will not be able to register for their future classes until their current or past due balance is satisfied.
For students in online programs, not attending class does not automate an official withdrawal. If a student stops attending a class and / or classes in which they are enrolled and does not notify their adviser of their intent to withdraw via email, the student will be administratively withdrawn and financially responsible for the total cost of the class and / or classes they stopped attending.
Not attending class does not automate an official withdrawal. If you stop attending classes and do not withdraw, you will be responsible for all your tuition fees.
For refunds coming from excess financial aid, the Student Billing and Financial Aid departments have up to 14 days from the day the student’ s aid is disbursed to their account to process the refund.
Student Billing’ s Move-In Policy for Resident Students
To be eligible to move into the residence halls, a student must be officially registered for 12 + credits each semester and be in good financial standing( No billing holds). A billing hold that prevents a student from officially registering and attending classes also prevents a student from moving into the residence halls.
All students must complete their financial aid paperwork and have their funding in place prior to moving into the residence halls or attending any class at the beginning of each academic semester. For resident students, having their funding in place means they must be paid in full or enrolled in the payment plan and have paid their first installment payment( regardless of the due date for the first installment). If the student does not have their funding in place based on the above specifications, they will be asked to leave and will not be able to move themself or their belongings into the residence halls until their funding is in place. This is for the initial move-in during the Fall semester as well as for moving back onto campus during the Spring semester. Outstanding balances can be discussed with the Student Billing Office.
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