Refunds apply only to the tuition portion of a student’s charges and are calculated from the date of drop submission and are not applicable to any fees. Drops or withdrawals submitted via telephone are not accepted. Refunds are not granted to students who have been suspended or dismissed for disciplinary reasons. For state-specific refund schedules for online students, please refer to the Office of the Provost website.
Questions related to the EP refund policy and schedule should be directed to [email protected].
Online Courses
| 0% | No refunds granted after dates above. | |
| Refund | Last Day to Drop for Specified % | |
|---|---|---|
| fall 2023 | summer 2023 (july start) ** Courses that start in July will have a schedule that follows** |
|
| 100% | September 11 | Prior to the third week |
| 75% | September 18 | Prior to fourth week |
| 50% | September 25 | Prior to fifth week |
| 25% | October 2 | Prior to sixth week |
On-Site or Synchronous Courses
| 0% | No refunds will be granted after the sixth class meeting |
| Refund | Drop Date |
|---|---|
| 100% | Prior to third class meeting |
| 75% | Prior to fourth class meeting |
| 50% | Prior to fifth class meeting |
| 25% | Prior to sixth class meeting |
Students who are enrolled at The Johns Hopkins University for the first time and who are receiving federal student financial aid are subject to a separate refund policy during their first period of enrollment. Refer to Return of Title IV Funds Policy for further information.
Drop or Withdraw with Tuition Refund
Engineering for Professionals students are expected to follow the drop and withdrawal deadlines outlined on the Academic Calendar. In exceptional cases, a Drop or Withdraw with Tuition Refund may be granted based on documented requests in which extenuating circumstances significantly impaired the student’s ability to complete the term, and a full or partial tuition refund may be provided. Such circumstances include, but are not limited to, debilitating illness, family hardships, or other significant life changes (e.g., death in student’s immediate family, care for seriously ill family member, military deployment, etc.).
To be considered for a Drop or Withdraw with Tuition Refund, you must complete the Drop or Withdraw with Tuition Refund request form and attach any documentation to support your request (e.g., medical documentation, death certificate, or obituary, etc.). The request will be reviewed by the associate dean or designee who may consult with the instructor of record. You will be notified of the outcome of your request via email to your @jhu.edu address within 10 university business days. If approved after the semester’s drop deadline, the mark of “W” will be recorded as the official grade for the course in lieu of a letter grade.
Drop or Withdraw with Tuition Refund requests and supporting documentation are retained by the Office of Academic Affairs for at least five years and filed separately from the student’s other records to maintain confidentiality.
Tuition & Fees
Find out more about the cost to enroll in Engineering for Professional programs. Nearly 75 percent of our students receive tuition support from their employers. Contact your employer for benefit details.