Sep 18, 2024  
2024-2025 Catalog 
  
2024-2025 Catalog

Tuition & Fees



Tuition and Fees Fee Policy (Subject to Change)

Tuition and fees are subject to change. Any changes in fee schedules will be documented online at www.fletcher.edu and are available in the Business Office and Enrollment Services.

To secure schedules, registered students must have paid in full, enrolled in a tuition payment plan, or have financial aid verified by the semester payment deadline dates. Schedules that are not secured by the established due dates published in the Semester Bulletin are subject to be deleted for nonpayment. Refer to the semester calendar, semester bulletin, or online at www.fletcher.edu, Admissions & Aid > Tuition & Fees for payment deadlines.

FAFSAs must be completed, all required documentation must be received and verified, AND financial aid awarded at Fletcher by the priority deadline dates published in the Semester Bulletin (calendar section) each semester to qualify for a tuition deferment. Students whose FAFSAs and required documentation are not verified and who have not been awarded aid by the priority date will be required to pay in full or initiate a payment plan online through Transact Campus Payments to avoid schedule deletion for nonpayment.

Credit Coursework

Tuition, academic excellence fee, operational fee, technology fee, student services fee, building use fee, and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) fee for credit-hour courses are determined by the number of credit hours scheduled per semester. The Student Government Association (SGA) fee is $5 per student, per semester. The Student Activity fee is $15 per semester. The Access fee is $50.00 per Fall and Spring semesters, $25.00 for the Summer semester. Other charges including, but not limited to, excess credit hour fees, course fees, lab fees, testing fees, late registration fees, and late payment fees will be incurred when applicable. All tuition and fees are due by the payment deadlines established in the Semester Bulletin. Schedules will be deleted from the system for any student not paying by the deadlines.

Tuition and Fees for Credit Courses

Resident and Nonresident Tuition and Fees. A student classified as a resident or nonresident of the State of Louisiana is assessed tuition according to the rates established by the LCTCS Board of Supervisors. Tuition and fees for courses that are not online are as indicated in the chart below. The LCTCS Board of Supervisors eliminated the assessment of the non-resident fee by LCTCS colleges effective with the fall 2020 academic semester.

Online Course Tuition and Fees

Tuition and fees for online courses are assessed according to the rates established by the LCTCS Board of Supervisors. Tuition and fees for online courses are as indicated in the chart below.

Fletcher online classes may require proctored exams. Some courses require use of technology that may incur additional fees, such as the use of a proctored testing software or service. Online students may have the option to test at Fletcher Technical Community College campus as approved by the instructor. Students are responsible for checking with the instructor before the online course begins to ensure that the projected additional costs and the student’s schedule and location enable successful completion of all course requirements.

ONLINE Courses:  Same rates as above for RESIDENT tuition and fees plus a $40 registration fee.  Tuition, ERP fee, and student services fee DO NOT cap at 12 hours for

ONLINE classes.  Other fees DO cap at 12 hours.

**The access fee for the summer term is $25.

Other Fees: Other fees, which are non-refundable, that may be incurred by a student are:

Late Registration $25
Late Payment $100
Schedule Reinstatement Fee $100
Replacement ID $10
Course Labs/material/exam Varies by course
Replacement Parking tag $10
BankMobile Vibe debit card replacement $10
Course Challenge Fee $25
Transcripts $5/copy + processing fee

Access Fee

The Access Fee entitles each student to one (1) vehicle registration per semester, which includes one (1) parking permit. The permit is valid from August 1 through July 31. Students must register their vehicles to obtain a parking permit. All vehicles parked on campus must be registered and have a current Fletcher parking permit attached to the rear-view mirror on the front windshield. The permit number must be readable from the outside. Students can register their vehicles by going to www.fletcher.edu, clicking on STUDENTS then VEHICLE REGISTRATION. Students can pick up their permit at the cashier window after their vehicle is registered. Citations/fines will be issued for traffic violations. For more information, refer to the parking policy on Fletcher’s website. Citations/fines will be issued for traffic violations as indicated below:

Failure to display parking permit $20
Unregistered vehicle $20
Student vehicle in faculty/staff area $15
Parked in roadway $10
Parked in a reserved space $10
Blocking other vehicles $10
Parked in two spaces $10
Parked on sidewalk or lawn $10
Parked in a handicapped space without handicap permit $50
Parked in a fire zone $25
Parked in a “no parking” zone $25
Failure to obey an officer $20
Parked in visitor area $25

Student Printing Fee

Student printing is located at the library. Printing costs are 10 cents a page. Each semester a student will receive a free quota balance credit of $12 (120 pages). The free quota balance will not carry over and will reset each semester. Once the quota is reached, a student is financially responsible for printing costs. Any funds that a student adds will be carried over each semester. Money added to the account is non-refundable. Payment can be made via credit/debit card online or with cash at the cashier window located at the Schriever campus.

Course Materials/Lab Fees

Required textbooks and course materials for classes are being delivered through Fletcher Textbook Access, the campus wide program. A discounted rate of $23.50 per credit hour for course materials will automatically be charged to the student account for all required course materials. Students are responsible for paying the charge applied to their student account.

Students should make sure to have access to their student email and their current address is up to date in LoLA. 

If students wish to opt out of this program, they must follow the steps below by the opt-out date:  

  • Go to LOLA  
  • Go to My Account 
  • Click on First Day Books Program Opt-Out  
  • Select the Term  
  • Select to Opt-Out of the Program  
  • Students who opt out are responsible for purchasing their course materials on their own. 

See Academic Calendar for Opt Out Dates 

Important: If students Opt-Out, they will no longer have access to their digital materials and will need to purchase materials on their own. If students receive a print book and opt-out, they are responsible for returning the book. If they do not return the items, they will be responsible for the cost of the items.

Some courses may require the payment of a fee to cover the costs of materials and/or third-party tests used in class. These fees are available on the course syllabus and are subject to change. The more common fees are outlined in the chart below:

COURSE/LAB/AUXILIARY FEES:      
Subject Course # Fee Description
ACCT 2500 $109.00 Quickbooks Exam/Certification
ACCT 2300 $35.00 Perdisco Practice sets
ACCT 2350 $125.00 Intuit Bkkeeper exam, practice test
       
AUTO 1010 $25.00 S/P2 Automotive Service
AUTO All Auto  $46.00 ASE Entry-Level Tests
       
BIOL 1150 $50.00 Lab Fee
BIOL 1170 $50.00 Lab Fee
BIOL 1031 $50.00 Lab Fee
       
BUSN 1050 $89.00 Communication skills test
BUSN 1010 $55.00 IBC Exam-NRF Rise Up Platform (Customer Service)
       
CADD 1250 $118.50 AutoCad Certification
       
CDYC 1151 $40.00 Background checks, fingerprinting
       
CHEM 1121 $50.00 Lab equipment & materials
       
CINS 1250 $99.00 TestOut-Advanced Word
CINS 1250 $26.00 MOS Exam Certification
CINS 1350 $99.00 TestOut-Advanced Excel
CINS 1350 $26.00 MOS Exam Certification
CINS 1750 $17.00 Course materials
CINS 1750 $9.00 MOS Exam Certification
       
CPCS 2000 $100.00 Trajecsys subscription
       
CPLT 1000 $25.00 IC3 Exam
       
CPTR 1100 $25.00 Gmetrix Practice
CPTR 1100 $99.00 TestOut-Advanced Excel
       
CTEC 1010 $129.00 TestOut-IT Fundamentals Pro
CTEC 1020 $125.00 LearnKey Python, practice test, exam
CTEC 1120 $129.00 TestOut-PC Pro
CTEC 1550 $129.00 TestOut-Network Pro
CTEC 1700 $129.00 TestOut-Client Pro
CTEC 2550 $129.00 TestOut Course
CTEC 2870 $129.00 TestOut-Security Pro Course
       
DESL 1120 $32.00 OSHA 10-General Industry
DESL 1210 $46.00 ASE Entry-Level Tests
DESL 1500 $25.00 Forklift Certification
       
ELEC 1010 $14.00 NCCER Module Tests
ELEC 1020 $14.00 NCCER Module Tests
ELEC 1101 $17.50 NCCER Module Tests
ELEC 1102 $14.00 NCCER Module Tests
ELEC 1201 $10.50 NCCER Module Tests
ELEC 1202 $14.00 NCCER Module Tests
ELEC 1203 $10.50 NCCER Module Tests
ELEC 1204 $7.00 NCCER Module Tests
ELEC 2301 $10.50 NCCER Module Tests
ELEC 2302 $10.50 NCCER Module Tests
ELEC 2303 $10.50 NCCER Module Tests
ELEC 2304 $7.00 NCCER Module Tests
ELEC 2305 $7.00 NCCER Module Tests
       
GEOL 1011 $25.00 Lab Fee
GEOL 1021 $25.00 Lab Fee
GEOL 1400 $50.00 Lab Fee
GEOL 2110 $50.00 Lab Fee
       
HACR 1150 $50.00 EPA Certification
HACR 1180 $15.00 Employment Ready Certification - Air Conditioning
HACR 1210 $15.00 Employment Ready Certification - Electrical
HACR 2550 $15.00 Employment Ready Certification - Gas Heat
       
HNUR 1180 $25.00 Lab Fee
HNUR 1180 $138.25 HESI-1 exam/prep material                                      
HNUR 1211 $25.00 Lab Fee
HNUR 1411 $25.00 Lab Fee
HNUR 2210 $25.00 Lab Fee
HNUR 2210 $136.00 HESI-2 exam/prep material
HNUR 2310 $25.00 Lab Fee
HNUR 2310 $136.00 HESI-3 exam/prep material
HNUR 2410 $25.00 Lab Fee
HNUR 2410 $136.00 HESI-4 exam/prep material
HNUR 2621 $230.00 NCLEX prep/case studies
HNUR 2605 $25.00 Lab Fee
       
HPHL 1022 $97.50 Phlebotomy Lab Fee/MadiaLab practice exams/supplies
       
INST 1113 $27.00 NCCER Module Test 1-12
       
IPTN 1310 $140.00 OSHA Forklift
IPTN 2200 $50.00 LOTO
       
MLTS 1011 $50.00 Lab Fee
MLTS 1022 $118.75 Hematology Lab Practice; Medialab subscriptions
MLTS 1032 $45.00 Lab Fee
MLTS 1033 $45.00 Lab Fee
MLTS 1042 $35.00 Lab Fee
MLTS 1043 $65.00 Lab Fee
MLTS 1051 $32.00 Software
MLTS 1052 $25.00 Immunohematolofy/blood bank lab practice
MLTS 2100 $71.40 ASCP exam prep
MLTS 2200 $75.00 Simulation software to prep for national certification exam
       
MTTC 1001 $250.00 Tool Set
MTTC 2800 $150.00 CamInstructor Fee
       
NURS 1000 $25.00 Lab fee
NURS 1090 $25.00 Lab fee
NURS 1090 $222.00 HESI-1 exam/prep material
NURS 1310 $25.00 Lab fee
NURS 1320 $25.00 Lab fee
NURS 2750 $25.00 Lab fee
NURS 2760 $340.00 NCLEX prep/case studies
NURS 2760 $222.00 HESI-3 exam/prep material
NURS 2300 $222.00 HESI-2 exam/prep material
NURS 2300 $25.00 Lab fee
       
SURG 1101 $50.00 Lab fee
SURG 1101 $500.00 Course Fee-PeriOp Sim Subscription
SURG 2101 $100.00 Lab fee
SURG 2310 $25.00 Lab fee
SURG 2310 $247.00 Course Fee-AST Gold Bundle
SURG 2410 $25.00 Lab fee
       
WELD 1110 $28.00 NCCER Module Tests
WELD 1412 $150.00 SMAW 1G, 2G, 3G, 4G
WELD 1511 $150.00 SMAW 5G
WELD 1512 $150.00 SMAW 6G
WELD 2111 $150.00 FCAW 1G, 2G, 3G, 4G
WELD 2114 $150.00 FCAW 6GR
WELD 2311 $150.00 GMAW 1G
WELD 2322 $150.00 GMAW 6G
WELD 2220 $150.00 GTAW 5G
WELD 2222 $150.00 GTAW 6G
       

*Additional fees may be required. Fee information may not have been available at the time of the catalog update. For more information contact your advisor or Departmental Dean.

**Fees are non-refundable

Cross Enrollment Fees. Cross-enrolled host students are charged the fees listed below. These fees are non-refundable.

Student Services $7/credit hour
Academic Excellence $7/credit hour
Operational $3/credit hour
Technology $5/credit hour
ERP $5/credit hour
Building Use $4/credit hour
SGA $5
Student Activity Fee $15
Lab/Course fees (if applicable) Varies
Online Class Registration $40
Access Fee $50 (Fall/Spring) $25 (Summer)

Non-Credit Coursework

All non-credit coursework tuition and fees are non-refundable and must be paid at the time of enrollment.

Payments

Fee bills will not be mailed. It is the student’s responsibility to check his/her account through LoLA for account balance information. To secure schedules, all tuition and fees must be paid in full, financial aid must be verified and authorized on the account, or enrollment in the payment plan through Transact Campus Payments must be completed by the dates established in the semester bulletin or Fletcher’s Academic Calendar. Partial payments without enrolling in the payment plan will not secure schedules. Schedules that are not secured by the payment deadlines are subject to deletion for nonpayment.

NOTE: THE BUSINESS OFFICE DOES NOT ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS OR CHECKS. These methods of payment are only available online.

Payment Options:

  1. On-line payment options through Transact Campus Payments (see directions just below)
    1. Payment in full using credit/debit card-MasterCard, Visa, Discover and American Express cards are accepted. A 2.85% convenience fee will be charged for payments with credit/debit cards.
    2. Payment in full using an Electronic Check (ACH)-Bank account number and routing number are needed for this option. There are no additional fees charged for electronic check payments. A returned check charge will be assessed by Transact Campus Payments for any electronic check payment that is not honored by the bank or that cannot be processed. Please be sure entered information is correct before submitting.
    3. Payment plan - An enrollment fee/finance charge of $30 is charged by Transact Campus Payments for participation in the payment plan. Upon activation of a payment plan, the first payment plus the enrollment fee is processed immediately. Students have the option to have the remaining installments automatically withdrawn using the method of payment chosen. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure funds are available at the time of the scheduled withdrawal. If automatic withdrawals are not chosen, the student will need to log into Transact Campus Payments and manually make each payment by the installment due dates. Dropping classes or withdrawing from Fletcher does not excuse financial responsibility. Payments are due until your account balance is settled in full.

Students whose financial aid cannot be verified at the time of registration should enroll in a payment plan to secure their schedule. The student must fulfill all payment plan obligations while waiting while waiting on financial aid verification. If the student becomes eligible for financial aid during the semester, Fletcher will apply financial aid award money to balance owed. Students will receive financial aid refunds after all payment obligations have been met, and, if applicable, the plan will be terminated. Students may not default on payment plans because they are expecting PELL or other financial aid award. Students who default on payment plans will not be allowed to participate in future payment plans.

To view an account balance, to pay online, or to enroll in the payment plan -

  • Go to www.fletcher.edu. (LoLA login is at top of page) or
  • Click the FALCONNET tab at the top of the screen
  • Click LoLA
  • Enter user ID and password
  • Under the self-service tab click on Student
  • Select Payment/Payment Plan Processing under My Account
  • You are brought to Transact Campus Payments
  • Select either pay in full or Payment Plan (if available)**PARTIAL PAYMENTS WILL NOT SECURE CLASSES UNLESS ENROLLED IN THE PAYMENT PLAN
  • Payment can be with:
    • Debit/credit card - 2.85% convenience fee is charged
    • E-Check - Account number and routing number required
  1. Payment in Person - Cash, cashier’s check, and money orders are the only forms of payment accepted at Fletcher’s cashier window located at the main campus, 1407 Highway 311, Schriever. Payments are accepted Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. unless otherwise noted. College hours may vary during the months of June and July. Please call 985-448-7900 to verify operating hours during those months. The Business Office does not accept payments with credit/debit cards or personal checks.
  2. Mail-in Payment - Money orders can be mailed and must be received in the Business Office prior to the payment deadline to secure a schedule. Allow 2 weeks for mailing and processing. Include the student’s name and student ID# on the money order.
    Mail payments to:

Fletcher Technical Community College
Attn: Business Office
1407 Highway 311
Schriever, LA 70395

Financial Responsibility

By registering for classes at Fletcher Technical Community College, the student makes a financial commitment to pay the tuition and fee charges associated with that enrollment. Other charges the student may incur and is responsible for include but are not limited to testing fees, course fees, fines, bookstore charges, and returns to Title IV. It is the student’s responsibility to monitor his/her LoLA account balance and any funding sources. Invoices will not be mailed. If financial aid is not granted or if third-party sponsors do not pay within a reasonable time frame, the student will be required to pay the balance due.

  1. Any debt owed to Fletcher as a result of the student’s failure to make required payments or failure to comply with the terms of the applicable program as governed by Fletcher Technical Community College Catalog and Student Handbook will result in a violation of the terms and conditions. Students with an outstanding balance will not be allowed to register for future semesters at any LCTCS college or receive academic transcripts or grades until the debt is paid in full. Failure to respond to demands for payment made by Fletcher Technical Community College may result in such debts being transferred to the State of Louisiana Attorney General’s Office or other outside collection agency for collection. In the event the student becomes delinquent in paying charges or defaults in repaying charges, the debts may be transferred to the State of Louisiana Attorney General’s Office, the Louisiana Office of Debt Recovery, or another external agency for collection and may be reported to one or more of the national credit bureaus. All collection fees incurred shall be at the expense of the student which is based on a percentage at 25%. Students are responsible for court cost/collection/attorney’s fees in the amount 25% of the unpaid debt, and all costs of collection including court costs and legal interest.

Failure to Pay for Courses

If a student fails to pay for courses due to incomplete or inaccurate financial aid information, payment plan default, or a dishonored check, he/she is responsible for full payment in cash or money order, for all outstanding tuition and fees. Failure to pay an outstanding balance will prevent the student from obtaining transcripts, awards, or other documentation as well as enrolling for future semesters/sessions at all LCTCS colleges. Outstanding accounts are sent to the Louisiana Attorney General’s Office for collection.

Payment Plan Default

A student may not default on a payment plan because he/she is expecting a PELL grant or other financial aid award. A student who defaults on a payment plan will have his/her plan terminated and will not be allowed to participate in payment plans in future semesters.

Provisional Enrollment

A student is not considered officially enrolled until tuition and fees are paid in full or a deferred payment plan has been established or financial aid has been verified and authorized on the student’s account, and all required admission documents have been received by Student Services.

Dishonored Electronic Check (NSF)

The charge for each returned check is $25-assessed by Transact Campus Payments. A student’s provisional enrollment shall be cancelled after the return of a check issued to Fletcher through Transact Campus Payments for payment of tuition and fees unless payment is made in full or other appropriate action is taken to fulfill the student’s financial obligation. Future checks will not be accepted from a student issuing an NSF check. Cash, money order, or credit card (Transact Campus Payments ONLY) will be required. A student whose provisional enrollment is cancelled because of the issuance of a bad check to Fletcher will not be permitted to re-enroll until the financial obligation has been cleared.

Collection Procedure

Fletcher expects every student to meet his/her financial obligations in a timely manner and to understand that failure to do so will result in further action to collect the balance due. This may include the transfer of the debt to the State of Louisiana Office of the Attorney General or to another collection agency. In the event the student becomes delinquent in paying charges or defaults in repaying charges, the debts may be transferred to the State of Louisiana Attorney General’s Office, the Louisiana Office of Debt Recovery, or another external agency for collection and may be reported to one or more of the national credit bureaus. All collection fees incurred shall be at the expense of the student which is based on a percentage at 25%. Students are responsible for court cost/collection/attorney’s fees in the amount 25% of the unpaid debt, and all costs of collection including court costs and legal interest.

Refund Policy

A student who decides not to attend Fletcher must drop all classes on or before the last day of the drop/add/late registration period as indicated in the academic calendar to avoid tuition and fee charges. All refunds/credits due to a student shall first be applied to any outstanding balances due to Fletcher. Any remaining credit balance will then be paid to the student through his/her BankMobile Disbursements refund preference. Refunds for tuition (fees are non-refundable) are processed by the Business Office after the 14th semester day for Fall and Spring 16 week sessions and after the 7th semester day for Fall, Spring and Summer 8 week sessions.

If tuition and fees are deferred to financial aid and the student withdraws, the financial aid payment will be applied to the account balance with the surplus returned to the student. Any fees not covered by financial aid are the student’s responsibility. Any student with an outstanding balance will not have access to enrollment or student records at any LCTCS college until his/her account is paid in full and cleared. Holds will be lifted after 5 business days for payments made with electronic checks through CASHNet. All non-credit course tuition and fees are assessed by each class and are not refundable unless the training course is cancelled by the College.

Schedule Adjustment Refunds

A student who reduces his/her credit hours or officially withdraws from the College prior to the first class day through the 4th instructional day for Fall and Spring 16-week sessions and the 2nd instructional day for Fall, Spring, and Summer 8-week sessions will receive a 100% refund of tuition and fees for the dropped classes. After that time, only tuition is refundable in the percentages provided in the refund schedule below. This refund policy does not apply for non-credit training courses.

Refund Schedule/Percentages. Percentage credit refers to the tuition charged and not the amount paid on the account. Upon a reduction in credit hours or official withdrawal from the College, a refund of tuition is made on the following basis:

Fall and Spring 16-week sessions:

  • 100% credit for tuition & fees: Prior to the 1st day of session through the 4th instructional day
  • 50% credit for tuition: 5th through 14th instructional day

AFTER THE 14TH DAY, REFUNDS WILL NOT BE GRANTED FOR DROPPED CLASSES

Fall, Spring and Summer 8-week sessions:

  • 100% credit for tuition & fees: Prior to the 1st day of the session through the 2nd instructional day
  • 50% credit for tuition: 3rd through 7th instructional days

AFTER THE 7TH INSTRUCTIONAL DAY, REFUNDS WILL NOT BE GRANTED FOR DROPPED CLASSES

For classes that are less than 1 week in length (less than 5 days): 100% refund will be given through the day before the class starts. No refund once class begins.

For classes that are 1 to 5 weeks: 100% refund through the day before class begins and 50% tuition through the 2nd class day.

The refund schedules above apply to credit courses. Non-credit courses are non-refundable except when the class is cancelled by Fletcher.

Class Cancellations

If Fletcher cancels a class for any reason, students enrolled in the class will receive a 100% credit of tuition and fees for the cancelled class.

Added Classes

A student who increases the number of credit hours scheduled during add/drop period or after payment is made will be required to pay the additional tuition and fee costs at the time of the schedule adjustment or if in a payment plan, agree to the budget increase as requested by CASHNet.

Refunds/Financial Aid

All refunds/credits due to a student shall be applied to any outstanding balances due to Fletcher, and any remaining credit balance will be paid to the student through BankMobile Disbursements, a technology solution, powered by BMTX, Inc. Refunds for tuition are processed by the Business Office after the 14th semester day for Fall and Spring 16 week sessions and after the 7th semester day for Fall, Spring and Summer 8 week sessions.

If tuition and fees are deferred to financial aid and the student withdraws, the financial aid payment will be applied to the account balance with the surplus returned to the student. Any fees not covered by financial aid are the student’s responsibility. Any student with an outstanding balance will not have access to enrollment at any LCTCS College or student records until his/her account is cleared. Holds will be lifted after 5 business days for payments made with electronic checks.

Disbursement Through BankMobile Disbursements

All refunds and financial aid are disbursed electronically with BankMobile Disbursements, a technology solution, powered by BMTX, Inc. Visit this link for more information: https://bankmobiledisbursements.com/refundchoicessso/.

Payment deadline dates, payment plan information, and the refund schedules will be updated at www.fletcher.edu under Admissions & Aid >Tuition and Fees each semester. The refund policy also applies to online courses.

Tuition Appeal Procedure

To dispute tuition and mandatory fee charges once a student has officially resigned, the student must make a formal appeal to the Appeals Committee. Disputes are considered under extenuating circumstances including an immediate (parents, spouse, children, siblings, legal guardian) family emergency, unanticipated medical reasons or other unanticipated hardships. Documentation of relationship is required as well as relevant documentation to support the claim.

Once a debt to the College has been transmitted to the Louisiana Attorney General’s Office for collection, an appeal is no longer an option. Students should then communicate directly with the Attorney General’s Office in regard to setting up payment arrangements.

Financial aid may be impacted due to an appeal. A student should meet with a financial aid counselor before requesting an appeal to determine what the impact may be regarding his/her financial aid award for the applicable term. An appeal may require a student to forfeit aid received, that may result in the student owing the College.

The student must complete and submit a Refund Appeal form accompanied by supporting documentation no later than 6 months from the end of the term in which the courses were taken. Incomplete appeals will cause delay of the review process and may be denied. The committee may request further documentation. Refer to the appeal form for more information. The form can be found at www.fletcher.edu under Admissions & Aid > Tuition & Fees, and it is also available at the Business and Student Enrollment offices. Appeals can be submitted only once per applicable term.

The Tuition and Fee Appeals Committee will review the appeal, and the student will be notified via postal mail or email when a decision is made.

The following are examples of situations that are not eligible for an appeal:

Lack of planning to pay for college or not being eligible for financial aid
Lack of transportation
Time management
Academic ability
Misinterpretation or lack of knowledge of College policies/procedures
Dissatisfaction with instructor, course content, delivery of instruction, academic progress
Missing deadlines
Change of major