Withdrawal from Classes
It is the responsibility of the student to notify the College when withdrawing from class(es). Failure to attend classes or to pay tuition and fees does not constitute withdrawal. A student must withdraw officially, in writing. This can be done in person, at the Enrollment Center or by mail, fax (847.635.1706) or online during the refund period.
Failure to properly withdraw will result in tuition and fees being due in full and a possible failing grade for the class(es).
Students who officially withdraw from class(es) through the official withdrawal date will have the class(es) listed with a "W" indicator on their transcript. If students withdraw by the date of the refund deadline, refunds will be issued. See the specific withdrawal and refund dates.
Students and former students may request an administrative withdrawal from a course or courses up to two years after the official withdrawal date.
Exceptions for late withdrawal are considered on a case by case basis and follow the steps outlined below.
- Complete the Request for an Administrative Withdrawal form.
- Include a letter explaining circumstances, written by the student.
- Provide documentation of the unusual circumstances.

















