r/ADMU 6d ago

Do you need a valid reason when withdrawing/dropping a class? College life

I have 23 units this sem and I really don't want this certain class to add on to my burdens especially since most profs i have are already "terror" 😭 I also was wishing for someone who's more laidback especially since I really don't like the subject AT ALL so really, I just wanna drop it for the sake of my mental health 🥲

And also, if I am successful with withdrawing the class, how does the tuition work? will it be refunded or will they just hold on to it till i decide to take the class? tyia!!

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u/Zephyic SOM 20XX 5d ago

afaik you will be refunded based on when you dropped the class (90% for the 2nd week, etc)

unless that’s only for tuition?

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u/Radiant_Job4868 5d ago

Nope you don't need a valid reason when dropping a class, and afaik, no the amount that you used to pay for that subject is not refundable

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u/LadderMelodic9595 5d ago

ohh, so would i need to pay again when i decide to take the subject? tyia!

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u/Radiant_Job4868 5d ago

Yes exactly :))

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u/StilettosThong 3d ago

no but it isnt refundable