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Hold Policy
Hold threshold (registration): $100 Hold threshold (diploma): $100 Hold blocks: registration, diploma Hold threshold notes: Financial hold placed for past-due balance of $100 or more (1+ days past due). Also triggered by unsigned Financial Responsibility Agreement. Hold prevents registration for current/future terms and prevents release of diploma/certificate. Past-due CWRU-held student loans (Perkins, Health Professions, University Loans) trigger hold after 15+ days with no minimum amount. Sources: case.edu/studentaccounts/your-student-account/student-accounts-past-due-policy and case.edu/studentaccounts/your-student-account/financial-responsibility-agreement Late fee: $50 first billing cycle after term due date; $100 each subsequent billing cycle (max $100 per cycle) Late fee trigger (days): 1 Late fee recurring: Yes Collections trigger (days after term): 150 Collections fee: Up to 35% of delinquent balance plus attorney fees Collections notes: Accounts with $100+ past-due balance that remain unpaid for 5+ months (approx. 150 days) may be referred to a third-party billing servicer or outside collection agency. Late fees cease from CWRU; collection agency may add their own fees up to 35% of delinquent amount plus attorney fees. Source: case.edu/studentaccounts/your-student-account/student-accounts-past-due-policy and case.edu/studentaccounts/your-student-account/financial-responsibility-agreement Payment plan enrollment fee: $25 Returned payment fee: $50 FRA required: Yes FRA notes: CWRU Financial Responsibility Agreement (FRA) required. Unsigned FRA triggers a financial hold per past-due policy. FRA covers tuition, fees, late fees, collections, returned payment fee ($50), and financial hold conditions. Students agree at registration. Source: case.edu/studentaccounts/your-student-account/financial-responsibility-agreement Billing cycle: Monthly e-bills; no paper bills. Notification sent to CWRU (case.edu) email and financial authorized users. Refund schedule: Fall & Spring: Week 1-2: 100% tuition & fees. Week 3: 75% tuition, 0% fees. Week 4: 50% tuition, 0% fees. Week 5: 25% tuition, 0% fees. Week 6 through end of semester: 0%. Summer: course-by-course sliding scale. Source: case.edu/studentaccounts/tuition-fees/withdrawal-tuition-refund-policy Non-attendance policy: Per FRA: 'failure to attend class or receive a bill does not absolve me of my financial responsibility.' Official withdrawal required to receive tuition refund.
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Case Western Reserve University student account questions
What happens if I have an unpaid balance at Case Western Reserve University?
A financial hold is placed on your account for any past-due balance of $100 or more (even just 1 day past due). The hold prevents registration for current and future terms and blocks release of your diploma/certificate. Late fees are added: $50 after the first billing cycle past the due date, then $100 for each subsequent billing cycle. Accounts $100+ past due for approximately 5 months may be referred to a third-party collection agency, which may add up to 35% of the delinquent balance plus attorney fees. Contact Student Financial Services at studentaccounts@case.edu or 216.368.2226.
What holds can prevent me from registering at CWRU?
Financial holds at CWRU can be triggered by: an unpaid balance of $100 or more (1+ days past due), an unsigned Financial Responsibility Agreement, or a past-due CWRU-held student loan (15+ days past due, any amount). The hold blocks registration for current and future terms. To appeal a hold for registration, you can submit a Release of Financial Hold Petition Form through the SFS website (case.edu/studentaccounts) before the second day of the term. SFS typically responds within 5 business days.
What is CWRU's tuition refund schedule if I withdraw?
If you do a full term withdrawal (Fall or Spring), tuition refunds follow a sliding scale: Weeks 1-2 = 100% refund (fees also refunded); Week 3 = 75% tuition (fees not refunded); Week 4 = 50% tuition; Week 5 = 25% tuition; Week 6 through end of semester = 0%. Note: fees are only refunded at 100% — no partial fee refunds. Summer course drops are handled on a course-by-course basis.
Who do I contact about my CWRU tuition bill?
Contact Student Financial Services (SFS): Email studentaccounts@case.edu or call 216.368.2226 (Option 1 for tuition/fees; Option 3 for past-due accounts or student loan repayment). Office hours: Monday–Friday 8:30am–5:00pm. Located in Sears Library Building, Suite 219. You can also view your bill and make payments in SIS at sis.case.edu.
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