| Admissions and Financing
Tuition, Fees, Payment and Refunds
Statement of Student Financial Responsibility
Each student attending Earlham College assumes responsibility
to pay all College-related expenses not covered by financial aid
awarded by the College.
If a student's account is delinquent
and satisfactory payment arrangements have not been made, the
College may take any steps necessary to collect the balance due
including, but not limited to: preventing a student from registering
for classes or confirming a previous registration, preventing
a student from participating in housing lotteries, withholding
transcripts or diplomas, asking a student to leave campus, turning
an account over to a collection agency, or taking legal action
to collect the balance due. Any costs incurred in collecting
a student account, up to 50% of the balance due, will be charged
to the student.
Students who withdraw from the College must
make arrangements to meet all outstanding financial obligations
to the College. Examples of such obligations are tuition and
fees, room and board, library fines, bookstore accounts, health-related
fees, and so on. The student's transcript will not be released
until payment of all obligations has been made in full.
Each graduating senior must pay all financial obligations to the
College prior to graduation. An Earlham College diploma will not
be awarded until this obligation is met.
Earlham College Student Loans and Perkins Loans become due as
stated in the promissory note signed by the student. Transcripts
will not be released to students who are in default on payment
of these loans.
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