Contact Student Central with questions about:

• Tuition
• Mandatory fees
• Program fees
• Course-related fees
• Drop/add fees
• Schedule change fees

How to appeal a fee

If you drop a course or withdraw from all courses after the refund period due to significant or unusual circumstances, you have the right to submit an appeal of the fee refund policy. You must do so within one year of the end of the semester in which you dropped the course or withdrew from all courses. Appeals will not be considered if you are still attending and/or received a grade other than W.

Appeals will only be considered for very specific, extenuating circumstances including:

• university error
• a recent medical condition
• immediate family emergency such as death or severe illness

After dropping the course or withdrawing, complete and submit the tuition and fees dispute appeal form on One.IU. Be sure to follow all instructions listed. We’ll review your appeal and send you notice of our decision.

If the withdrawal was due to medical reasons, a medical provider must complete the bursar medical documentation and you must upload it with your tuition and fees dispute appeal form.

Only students may complete the tuition and fees dispute appeal form, and it will not be accepted if someone other than the student (e.g. parent, spouse, etc.) completes it.

Keep in mind that submitting an appeal does not exempt you from late fees or financial holds. We recommend you pay your bill in full by the published deadlines, even if you intend to appeal.