outcome is not satisfactory , the student should discuss the situation with the Provost . It is the college ' s goal to resolve all reasonable complaints . All complaints will be treated as confidential to the greatest extent possible .
As an accredited member of Middle States Commission on Higher Education ( MSCHE ), Williamson adheres to its complaint procedure , which may be found at https :// www . msche . org / complaints /
General information regarding the Pennsylvania Department of Education complaint process can be found on its website under Complaint Procedures : https :// www . education . pa . gov / Postsecondary- Adult / CollegeCareer / Pages / Students-Complaints . aspx OR by contacting the Division of Higher Education , Access , and Equity , Pennsylvania Department of Education-Postsecondary and Adult Education , 333 Market Street , 12th Floor , Harrisburg , PA 17126-0333 . Phone : 717.783.8228 , Fax : 717.722.3622 , or via email at RA-HigherEducation @ pa . gov .
Withdrawal from Williamson { 6 / 25 / 19 }
A student may be dis-enrolled and withdrawn from Williamson in one of three ways : Officially , Unofficially , or by Dismissal .
• Official Withdrawal : This process requires the student to file a signed Withdrawal Request Form with the Vice President of Student Affairs , citing the reason for the request . After discussing the specifics of the request , the student is required to complete the tasks on the Withdrawal Checklist . This includes the return of all college-owned property , as acknowledged by the signature of various department officials , and the removal of all personal belongings from the campus . Upon completion of these tasks , the Vice President of Student Affairs will finalize the student ’ s request , noting the Official Withdrawal Date , and the student ’ s enrollment is terminated . If , after 10 days of starting the Official Withdrawal Process , the student has not completed the requirements noted above , the student will be Unofficially Withdrawn ( as outlined below ) and will forfeit his enrollment deposit .
• Unofficial Withdrawal : If a student does not attend Williamson for 10 academic days with no attempt to contact the college to excuse his absence or Officially Withdraw , he will be Unofficially Withdrawn . Failure to Officially Withdraw may result in the student being unable to obtain transcripts or enrollment records from Williamson and will result in the forfeiture of his enrollment deposit .
• Dismissal : Dismissal is a disciplinary process resulting in the termination of the student ’ s scholarship . Dismissed students are required to follow the Official Withdrawal Process as listed above in order to be eligible for a refund of their enrollment deposit .
Students who follow the Official Withdrawal Process are required to remove all personal belongings upon final departure . All college-owned items must be returned within three ( 3 ) business days of the student ’ s final departure from campus . For any item not returned , the value of that item will be deducted from the student ’ s enrollment deposit . Students who Unofficially Withdraw have 3 days from the date they are declared Unofficially Withdrawn to remove their personal belongings or the college will dispose of them .
FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Cost of Attendance { 6 / 15 / 22 }
Williamson ’ s Cost of Attendance is approved by the college ’ s Board of Trustees each academic year and is published on the college ’ s website ( www . williamson . edu ). The administration strongly
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