What Fees are Refundable?
Refundable Fees
- Resident enrollment and tuition fee
- Non-resident enrollment and tuition fee
- Universal transit pass (UTP) fee
- Student representation fee
- Health services fee
- Semester parking permit fee
Non-Refundable Fees
- Foreign student application fee
- Daily parking permit fee
How to Get a Refund
Follow these steps to get a refund for enrollment and tuition fees:
- Drop your class(es) by the deadline. After your class is dropped, money is credited to your eServices account. Keep all documentation that shows the date your class was officially dropped.
- Request a refund in eServices to get the money out of your eServices account by the deadline.
Follow these steps to get a refund for the health services fee:
- Drop all of your class(es) by the deadline. After your class is dropped, money is credited to your eServices account. Keep all documentation that shows the date your class was officially dropped.
- Request a refund in eServices to get the money out of your eServices account by the deadline.
Students who depend exclusively upon prayer for healing in accordance with the teachings of a bona fide religious sect, denomination, or organization – or students who receive the California College Promise Grant Part A – can refuse to pay this fee. To be exempted from paying the fee, submit the Health Services Fee Exemption Form before the last day of the semester.
To get a refund for a semester parking permit, go to Sacramento City College's Business Services Office to fill out a paper refund application before the deadline. Your parking permit decal must be attached to your refund application. You cannot do this step online. Your refund will be processed within six to eight weeks.
Follow these steps to get a refund for the student representation fee:
- Drop all of your class(es) by the deadline. After your class is dropped, money is credited to your eServices account. Keep all documentation that shows the date your class was officially dropped.
- Request a refund in eServices to get the money out of your eServices account by the deadline.
Students can refuse to pay this fee based on moral, religious, political, or financial grounds. To be exempted from paying the fee, submit the Student Representation Fee Exemption Form before the last day of the semester (but preferably before you pay your fees).
With the introduction of the digital UTP/ZipPass, students who drop all units by the deadline are eligible to receive a full UTP refund. Students who request a physical version of the UTP are not eligible for a UTP refund.
Follow these steps to get a refund for the UTP fee:
- Drop your class(es) by the deadline. After your class is dropped, money is credited to your eServices account. Keep all documentation that shows the date your class was officially dropped.
- Request a refund to get the money out of your eServices account by the deadline. You can submit this request online.
Refund Deadlines
| Session | Start date | Deadline to return parking permit for refund | Deadline to drop classes for fee refund | Refund request to Business Services deadline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full semester | August 19 | September 1 | September 1 | December 14 |
| First eight weeks | August 19 | September 1 | August 25 | December 14 |
| First five weeks | August 19 | September 1 | August 25 | December 14 |
| Second five weeks | September 26 | September 1 | September 29 | December 14 |
| UC Davis fall | September 27 | September 1 | September 29 | December 14 |
| Second eight weeks | October 12 | September 1 | October 18 | December 14 |
| Second eight weeks alternate | October 14 | September 1 | October 20 | December 14 |
| Third five weeks | October 31 | September 1 | November 3 | December 14 |
| Session | Start date | Deadline to return parking permit for refund | Deadline to drop classes for fee refund | Refund request to Business Services deadline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UC Davis winter | January 8 | January 26 | January 14 | May 16 |
| Full semester | January 13 | January 26 | January 26 | May 16 |
| First eight weeks | January 13 | January 26 | January 17 | May 16 |
| First five weeks | January 13 | January 26 | January 16 | May 16 |
| Second five weeks | February 22 | January 26 | February 25 | May 16 |
| Second eight weeks | March 18 | January 26 | March 22 | May 16 |
| UC Davis spring | April 1 | January 26 | April 6 | May 16 |
| Third five weeks | April 4 | January 26 | April 6 | May 16 |
| Session | Start Date | Deadline to return parking permit for refund | Deadline to drop classes for fees refund | Refund request to Business Services deadline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| First Four Weeks | June 10 | June 14 | June 11 | August 8 |
| Second Four Weeks | July 8 | June 14 | July 9 | August 8 |
| First Six Weeks | June 10 | June 14 | June 13 | August 8 |
| Middle Six Weeks | June 17 | June 14 | June 20 | August 8 |
| Second Six Weeks | June 24 | June 14 | June 27 | August 8 |
| First Eight Weeks | June 10 | June 14 | June 14 | August 8 |
| Second Eight Weeks | June 17 | June 14 | June 21 | August 8 |
- Summer 2023 Refund Deadlines
- Spring 2023 Refund Deadlines
- Fall 2022 Refund Deadlines
- Summer 2022 Refund Deadlines
- Spring 2022 Refund Deadlines
- Fall 2021 Refund Deadlines
- Summer 2021 Refund Deadlines
- Spring 2021 Refund Deadlines
- Fall 2020 Refund Deadlines
- Summer 2020 Refund Deadlines
- Spring 2020 Refund Deadlines
- Fall 2019 Refund Deadlines
- Summer 2019 Refund Deadlines
Important Information About Refunds
Credit Balances in eServices
Money in your eServices account is not automatically refunded to you. If you have a credit balance in your eServices account and you do not request a refund by the last day of instruction of the semester, then you forfeit that money.
Exceptions for Military Students
If you have to withdraw from classes for military purposes, then you will be refunded 100% of your fees and tuition. This is true even if you drop after the deadline or request your refund after the end of the semester.
How long will it take to get my refund?
Refunds are issued within six to eight weeks. If you paid by credit card, then a refund will be issued to the credit card you paid with. All other methods of payment will be refunded by check and mailed to the address on file with Admissions and Records.