Undergraduate Withdrawal Process
To ensure that you have the appropriate information, a team of withdrawal facilitators (listed in the table below) are available to meet with you. Before scheduling a meeting with a withdrawal facilitator we strongly recommend that you meet with:
- Student Financial Services to understand financial implications (refund policy, aid eligibility, loan repayment, etc.)
- Your Academic Advisor to understand the academic implications that you need to consider as you are making your decision.
Please schedule a meeting with one of the facilitators by clicking on the link associated with their name. If/when you are ready to make the decision to withdraw, you will complete the paperwork with the withdrawal facilitator. Your date of withdrawal will correspond with the last day you attended/participated in a class.
| Name | Title |
|---|---|
| Matt Lake | Director of Student Success and Retention, Co-Chair Student Success Advisory Committee |
| Amy Kovach | Associate Provost, Co-Chair Student Success Advisory Committee |
| Academic Advising Team | Academic Advising |
| Jennifer Granger and Sean Marren | Athletics |
| Sarah Mancini-Goebert and Jon Schott | Campus Ministry |
| Residential Life | Residential Life |
If you are living in a residence hall, you will also need to withdraw from housing.
Returning to Fisher
We look forward to welcoming you back to Fisher! If you plan to take courses elsewhere and transfer the credits back to Fisher, we encourage you to complete a Transfer Credit Equivalency Request.
If you would like to be considered for financial aid upon your return, contact the Office of Student Financial Services.