Graduating
Your confirmation deposit will be refunded about eight weeks after graduation, less any outstanding charges.
Withdrawal or Leave of Absence
If you withdrawÌýby established deadlines, the confirmation deposit will be applied to any outstanding charges first, which may include a withdrawal fee.ÌýThe remainder will be refunded to you about 6–8 weeks after your withdrawal.ÌýUpon returning to CU,Ìýyou will need to pay the confirmation deposit again before you can register for classes.Ìý
New Students Who Do Not Attend Classes
New, readmitted and transfer students who do not attend classes forfeit the confirmation deposit and are not eligible for a refund.
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Because you receive your confirmation deposit back when you take a break from school (whether it is applied to outstanding charges on your bill or refunded), you need to pay it again if you decide to return.