Southern California University of Health Sciences - Consumer Information Guide

III. Other Important Student Withdrawal Scenarios
Return of Title IV process when student is not a Title IV Aid Recipient
34 CFR 668.22(a)(2).
A student is not subject to a Return of Title IV Funds calculation if there are no Title IV funds
received. Students receiving only non-Title IV aid, such as state grants, institutional scholarships
or loans from non-Title IV sources, are not subject to the return calculation. State, institutional or
other refund rules still may apply.
International (F1) Students: F1 students must receive consent from the SCU international
student advisor prior to dropping or withdrawing from a course. Students who do not meet with
their international advisor first could seriously jeopardize their F1 status.
Veterans using the GI Bill: Veterans using the GI Bill must notify SCU’s certifying official
when dropping or withdrawing from classes. Contact Financialaid@scuhs.edu or visit the
Onestop Enrollment Services office. A drop in credits often results in repayment to the VA or in
a decrease in your monthly rate.
Return of Title IV process for students who only receive Federal Work Study
(FWS) funds
34 CFR 668.22(a)(2).
If a student has only received or is only eligible to receive Federal Work-Study funds, a Return
of Title IV is not required because wages are earned through work, not through attendance.
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