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Warren Kulo | al, 9 June 2023 According to documents obtained by the Washington Free Beacon, residents have received eviction notices for owing as little as $25.88 in past due rent. 33 - 71įor questions, refer to the 3rd Party Sponsor Billing web page.Ĭontact the UCCS Bookstore for more information about book charges, including rentals and e-books.Ĭontact the FDC for more information about FDC charges.Ĭontact the Kraemer Family Library for more information about book fines and lost book charges.Ĭontact Parking and Transportation Services for more information about parking citations and parking permits.Ĭontact Residence Life & Housing for more information about housing and meal charges.Ĭontact the Wellness Center for more information about health services.Recent Examples on the Web But just over a year later, court documents show Old Majestic owed the landlords more than $221,000 in past due rent. If you disagree with tuition and fee charges and fail to avail yourself of the appeal process by the appeal deadline, you waive your right to appeal.Ĭontact the Office of Financial Aid for further information regarding financial aid reversals (due to Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) and withdrawals) and for questions about loans and grants. For policies about Drop and Withdrawal refunds, refer to the Course Information Center. Submitting a request for an appeal does not exempt your account from late and service charges or financial holds. Appeal deadlines will also need to be met. Official documentation must be provided to substantiate claims for extenuating circumstances.

You can obtain the appeal forms at or email.

The appeals are considered under extenuating circumstances. After withdrawing you will need to make a formal appeal to the Office of the Registrar. To request a refund for tuition and mandatory fees, students must be fully withdrawn from the courses in which they are requesting a refund for, see Office of the Dean of Students above.

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Tuition & Mandatory Fees Appeal Form Drop/Withdrawal Refunds & Late Registration For requests for tuition appeals, please see Office of the Registrar below. Submitting a request for a late withdrawal does not exempt your account from tuition charges, late and service charges, or financial holds. Visit this webpage for more information about the drop/withdrawal process: If you need assistance withdrawing from courses after the late drop deadline or after the term has ended, you will need to contact the Office of the Dean of Students to complete a late withdrawal request. These requests are only considered under extenuating circumstances. Late Withdrawal Requests (starting October 29, 2022) You may be referred to other departments for your specific questions or concerns, such as: If your Colorado state income tax has been offset or if you have received a notice of judgment, contact Student Debt Management at 71.Ĭlick here for Student Debt Management FAQįor questions regarding your account, you may contact SDM. The Department of Revenue may offset your Colorado income tax refund to pay toward the UCCS debt. In accordance with Colorado Revised Statutes §23-5-115, the university may certify to the Colorado Department of Revenue information required for the recovery of past due debt. Please click HERE for outside collection agency information. Collection costs are charged in addition to principal, fees and finance charges, Reasonable attorneys' fees and court costs associated with collecting or enforcing payment on the past due account may be assessed, as allowed under Colorado law. When an account is referred to an outside collection agency, collection agency costs, expenses and fees may be assessed, including percentage-based fees of up to thirty percent (30%) of the debt collected and charged to the university by the collection agency. Outside Collection Agencies and Additional Costs Please click HERE to create an account and set up a payment plan for a past due account balance from a prior term (AR Collect). After six months, past due accounts are placed with a private collection agency in accordance with Colorado law. Past due prior semester student accounts are referred to Student Debt Management (SDM) for collection after the end of the semester where you have a limited opportunity of six months to establish a payment arrangement.

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