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Background
State law requires that all Tennessee post-secondary education institutions cancel
the classes of any student who has not satisfied fees by the institution's published
deadlines.
UM Course Cancellation Processes for Failure to Satisfy Fees by the Appropriate Fee
Payment Deadline(s)
The University performs two "Initial" course cancellation processes each Spring and
Fall term:
- one for the Full, RODP, and 1st Half parts of term
- one for the 2nd Half part of term
The University performs three "Initial" course cancellation processes each Summer
term:
- two for all parts of term
- one for the 2nd Half and 2nd Teacher parts of term
Additionally, for each "Initial" course cancellation process, the University performs
a "Final" course cancellation process. (These Final processes are sometimes referred
to as "follow-up" processes.) Thus, Spring and Fall each have four course cancellations
- two Initial and two Final, and Summer has six - three Initial and three Final.
Reinstatements
If your courses are canceled due to non-payment during an Initial course cancellation
process, you may be eligible for reinstatement into your classes. YOU MUST request
reinstatement in the Registrar's Office (Wilder Tower 003) by end of business hours
on the reinstatement deadline date. The reinstatement deadline is stated in the schedule/course
cancellation notice e-mailed to you by the Registrar's Office. If you miss this deadline,
your request will NOT be processed. (If you miss the deadline, you may register for
classes in any future parts of term which have not yet begun for the current term,
but you will not be allowed back into the classes for parts of term already in progress.)
Further, YOU MUST pay fees in full, including late fees (the Installment Payment Plan
is not available during this process), by the Bursar's fee payment deadline or your courses will be canceled again during the Final course cancellation process.
You can petition for course reinstatements after an Initial course cancellation process
only; you CANNOT petition for course reinstatements after a Final course cancellation
process. Consider these examples:
| Example 1 |
| Your classes are canceled as a result of the Initial course cancellation process due
to fees not being satisfied by the appropriate fee payment deadline. They are reinstated
following a successful petition, but then are canceled again by the Final cancellation
process because you failed to satisfy your fees in full (including late fees) by the
designated fee payment deadline. You may not petition for reinstatement into those
classes again. However, you may register for a later part of term which has not yet
begun in the current term, or you may register for a future term.
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| Example 2 |
| You register late, after the Initial course cancellation has occurred for the part
of term you are registered for, and then your courses are canceled as a result of
the Final cancellation process because you failed to satisfy your fees in full (including
late fees) by the designated fee payment deadline. You have no opportunity for reinstatement
into those classes. You may register for a later part of term which has not yet begun
in the current term, or you may register for a future term.
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