CSUN Finaid: Withdrawal Policy

Consequences of Withdrawing from your classes, including Medical Withdrawals

If you withdraw from all or some of your classes:

all or part of your financial aid may be reduced or canceled and you may have a balance due on your account
you must begin repaying your student loans if you are less- than half time when your grace period is over
your Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) may be affected. Future aid eligibility may be jeopardized
if you owe a balance to the university, a hold will be placed on your academic records at CSUN. This means you won't be able to

register for subsequent semester(s) at CSUN
obtain a copy of your academic transcript
your credit history may be adversely affected when we report your past due account to an outside credit agency

repeated withdrawals and unit drops may cause you to reach your loan maximum sooner and; therefore, reduce your ability to borrow or to be eligible for other aid programs in the future

Note: We strongly urge you to read and understand these consequences before initiating a withdrawal or unit drop. The financial aid staff in the Bayramian Hall main lobby can explain in more detail if you have additional questions.

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Financial Aid & Scholarship Department Division of Student Affairs Federal School Code: 001153

Withdrawal Policy

Consequences of Withdrawing from your classes, including Medical Withdrawals

If you withdraw from all or some of your classes:

Financial Aid & Scholarship Department
Division of Student Affairs
Federal School Code: 001153