A student is considered to have withdrawn from a payment period or period of enrollment if the student

A student is considered to have withdrawn from a payment period or period of enrollment if the student

• A. registered for days in the payment period or period of enrollment, but never attended
• B. does not complete all the days in the payment period or period of enrollment and did not graduate
• C. attended classes, but graduated before the end of the payment period or period of enrollment
• D. the student withdraws for reasons unrelated to attendance

Answer: (B)

Withdrawal from a payment period or period of enrollment happens when the student does not complete all the scheduled days of that period and has not graduated. This combination shows they did not finish the period, and since they did not graduate, they’re considered withdrawn. If the student finishes the period by completing all days or by graduating, they’re not withdrawn, even if attendance was imperfect or they left for reasons unrelated to attendance. The correct scenario describes someone who did not complete the days and did not graduate, which fits the definition precisely.

Withdrawal from a payment period or period of enrollment happens when the student does not complete all the scheduled days of that period and has not graduated. This combination shows they did not finish the period, and since they did not graduate, they’re considered withdrawn. If the student finishes the period by completing all days or by graduating, they’re not withdrawn, even if attendance was imperfect or they left for reasons unrelated to attendance. The correct scenario describes someone who did not complete the days and did not graduate, which fits the definition precisely.